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    Divx files look terrible in MD3...

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by gohanssjn, Nov 12, 2006.

  1. gohanssjn

    gohanssjn Notebook Evangelist

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    Finally got it all working at least :)

    Divx files are looking really blocky in Media Direct 3 for some reason.

    In MD3, I installed my nvidia drivers and the divx files. Anyone else have this issue or know how to fix it?
     
    gohanssjn, Nov 12, 2006
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    Ok, and DirectX won't update on it either. Hmmm...
     
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    Ok. I know a lot of people now have MD3, so I was wondering if anyone else is having the Divx issue as well.
     
    gohanssjn, Dec 11, 2006
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    why would u guys so interested in Media Direct? I think it's useless for me. Just Install Codec pack in windows and plays all kinds of videos like a champ.
     
    khanhfat, Dec 11, 2006
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    Sometime's I like instant acess and the power savings, that's all. I'd use it more often if Divx didn't make every file look like it was 160*120
     
    gohanssjn, Dec 12, 2006
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