http://www.divx.com/

I've got my copy.

I have no reason to use the DivX bundle probably (or whatever this 'Create' package is), because I usually just get my codecs elsewhere. Nor do I use the DivX player or anything...

BUT, I'll get this anyways just to feel special

Quote from L(Oo)ney :

http://www.divx.com/

I've got my copy.

Hay L(Oo)ney thanks for that

Thanks

I still haven't upgraded from DivX 5 anyway, not sure what is so super about the new versions, apart from silly names and packaging.

Nice!

Hmm havn't been sent an email yet (registered about 2 hours ago). Seems like its still running though.

edit: So is this working for everyone? Are you recieving the emails staright away? I still havn't been sent one and I've tried my 3 email address. HMM.

Hey, thanks man!!

Quote from pb32000 :

Hmm havn't been sent an email yet (registered about 2 hours ago). Seems like its still running though.

edit: So is this working for everyone? Are you recieving the emails staright away? I still havn't been sent one and I've tried my 3 email address. HMM.

When i d/l it yesterday, i recieved my code within seconds.

The link i got this from, is also reporting slow sending of codes, my guess is their servers are just overrun, give it time..

OK I'm still waiting.

UPDATE: It has now ended!

I downloaded it after I posted the first time and still haven't received anything.

Recieved my serial during the night. Yet to test how good the bundle is, although it should be helpful as i need to convert movies from a digital video recorder to divx for editing.

Hi.

Uh. i just don't get into movies and such enough to fool with codecs and such,
but I do watch movies over the internet more and more. I see internet television
becoming more and more mainstream in the near future, even to the point of
replacing sattelite/cable TV eventually. What i don't understand
is why there are SO MANY codes required to play all these movies out there. I mean, I go rent a movie and play it and hundreds of others on the same DVD player without having to D/load things to make all the movies work.
I realize that this is still relatively new, but c'mon with VCRs, there was only beta and vhs to start. Should there really be 50 zillion codecs for these movies?


Off topic, but interesting - i think

http://www.archive.org/details/movies

It's all little, very old movies and in quick time only, but they are public domain and I think you can edit them all you want, and some are kinda cool to watch too.

i've received my serial...but then deleted it with all the spam...DAMNIT!!!illepall