DivX Connected User Guide
DivX Connected User Guide
Welcome to DivX Connected
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What Is a DivX Connected Device?
A
DivX Connected
device
is a stand-alone unit (aka. client) that accesses media on any DivX Connected
Server present on its network. The network can be wired or wireless. A DivX Connected device can
access any DivX Connected Server on the same network.
What You Need to Set Up DivX Connected
You need a personal computer with:
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Pentium 4, 1.6 GHz or higher CPU for Standard Definition TV displays
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Pentium 4, 2.6 Ghz or higher CPU for High Definition TV displays
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Windows MCE, XP Home Edition, XP Professional Edition or Vista
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512 MB system RAM
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50 MB available hard disk space
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Hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics card with up-to-date driver
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10/100 Ethernet, or 802.11g or 802.11b network adapter, with one or more enabled
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An active network connection
Types of Formats You Can Use
Video file formats:
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All DivX® videos (resolution is device dependent)
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Most Xvid (resolution is device dependent)
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All .divx files
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.avi files using DivX with MP3 or AC3 audio
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Windows Media Video (.wmv, resolution is device dependent)
Audio file formats:
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MP3 and MP3 playlists (.pls, .m3u, and .m3u8)
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Windows Media Audio (.wma)
Picture or Photo:
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JPG and BMP
Converting Your Files
To Do This...
Use This
Convert video files to DivX format
DivX Author, DivX Converter or Dr. DivX
Convert audio files to MP3
Windows Media Player or iTunes
Convert picture files to JPG
Microsoft Paint or Picasa