DivX Labs February News Roundup
DivX Plus Web Player Update
Based on the valuable feedback we received on the previous beta release, we have been working hard to enhance the DivX Plus Web Player’s stability and performance, following our introduction of support for DivX Plus HD (MKV/H.264/AAC).
This 2.0.1 release should bring improved picture quality, better stability and more accurate buffering times.
Adding DivX Plus Settings to HandBrake
While the HandBrake team decided to drop support for .avi in the 0.9.4 release, you can still find HandBrake useful for transcoding your videos for DivX Plus HD devices, since it will create .mkv files using x264.
Take a look at the video tutorial we put together to show you how to add the DivX Plus recommended settings.
HTML5 Video Tag - What are your thoughts?
The Internet is buzzing about HTML5 and the code updates, including the controversial video tag. We’ve been reading great points from all sides, which have put those passionate about quality, open standards, interoperability, and performance head to head. What do you want out of video in your browser, and how do you think HTML5 will affect this? Please give your comments below or send us a tweet, since we want to help deliver video that’s enjoyable to the masses.
Based on the valuable feedback we received on the previous beta release, we have been working hard to enhance the DivX Plus Web Player’s stability and performance, following our introduction of support for DivX Plus HD (MKV/H.264/AAC).This 2.0.1 release should bring improved picture quality, better stability and more accurate buffering times.
Adding DivX Plus Settings to HandBrake
While the HandBrake team decided to drop support for .avi in the 0.9.4 release, you can still find HandBrake useful for transcoding your videos for DivX Plus HD devices, since it will create .mkv files using x264.Take a look at the video tutorial we put together to show you how to add the DivX Plus recommended settings.
HTML5 Video Tag - What are your thoughts?
The Internet is buzzing about HTML5 and the code updates, including the controversial video tag. We’ve been reading great points from all sides, which have put those passionate about quality, open standards, interoperability, and performance head to head. What do you want out of video in your browser, and how do you think HTML5 will affect this? Please give your comments below or send us a tweet, since we want to help deliver video that’s enjoyable to the masses. - porfitron's blog
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