Video compression: DivX vs Xvid vs WMV

DivX / Xvid / WMV... Which 1 do you prefer?


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:lol: Don't mind me guys, I'm only making conversation :)

Well... I only have 1 word to say to this... My vote goes for Xvid, much much better then DivX and way way better then stupid WMV "Windows Media Video" :p

So again... What do you guys think? lol

 

shadowfax1007

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Well, I have only used DivX and WMV, havent used Xvid.

Someone should do a comparison.

Get one uncompressed AVI file and convert it to DivX, WMV and Xvid with the same settings, and see which provides best quality and/or lowest file size.

 
Well, I have only used DivX and WMV, havent used Xvid.
Someone should do a comparison.

Get one uncompressed AVI file and convert it to DivX, WMV and Xvid with the same settings, and see which provides best quality and/or lowest file size.
Well Xvid is based on DivX but is open source and has a bigger community then DivX does. WMV... Is only really good if you want to record something off your webcam, but then again (Xvid - DivX: .avi files) are more supported on various platforms and some DVD drives :p :p
 

Peterdea

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DIVX is best for me since its more common for me to find divx and i can watch them on my dvd player.

but i dont mind any file types realy

 

FireHawk

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I know but .ISO rocks how I emulate everything :p Image File about the same as Video file anyway (unless you wanna get technical but you can .ISO are kinda like image files)

Example of ISO as an Image File: You can burn DVDs as an ISO and be able to use you menus with no compressions (assuming the .ISO fits on a DVD 5 disk or you are using a DVD 9 disk)

I am not a big fan of anything compressed audio or video

 
I know but .ISO rocks how I emulate everything :p Image File about the same as Video file anyway (unless you wanna get technical but you can .ISO are kinda like image files)
Example of ISO as an Image File: You can burn DVDs as an ISO and be able to use you menus with no compressions (assuming the .ISO fits on a DVD 5 disk or you are using a DVD 9 disk)

I am not a big fan of anything compressed audio or video
Yeah I do a lot of video editing I know :p Just download the .ISO uncompressed and burn it to disk which is the really simple. I'm a big fan of Xvid because it's the best compression out in the world today. :)
 
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