Frage von jonas1:
Hi,
I'm in I go up a new definition dvd player, unfortunately, I look through any more, what would all those formats xvid, DivX, avi, mpeg, mpeg4 is concerned, and the more I google, the more confused I am.
If I understand this correctly: mpeg4 and xvid includes DViX one (the one is opensource and the other not). avi is a format for themselves??
I ask because some dvdplayers advertise to be able to play avi though as only mpeg4 is on it.
This would mean I only need to buy a mpeg4 dvdplayers, which must then be able to play xvid and avi, right?
And someone else s tip, which device really good for what?
regards
jonas
Antwort von soahC:
So I'm nen grundig gdp 9550th nich grad knows what the cost, have been given him. am fully satisfied with it. plays dvd, mp3, divx (which I think s.besten) and synonymous-burned VCDs, SVCDs, dvds and avi synonymous.
mpeg4 I know jetz nich, honestly never had to do with it ...
Antwort von jonas1:
Danke schon mal extent.
Nevertheless, a detailed explanation of the formats would be of interest to me already ..
For eg I have gelsen that "AVI is a data container that can contain different stream formats, including synonymous MPG4 video streams. Would mean to me: mpeg4 is subformats "of AVI, which in turn includes (DViX and xvid), but that does not mean that I have a. Avi file that can play 100%, if anywhere mpeg4 is on it.
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Jonas,
AVI is only a container format, in the video - and audio data can be included. This data can be synonymous MPEG4 compression.
The question is, you absolutely need a DVD player that can play it all? - Sufficient for purchase DVDs and burned DVD-videos a "completely normal DVD player" without any additional functions. Unless you want to steal movies on the Internet and the mostly DivX-compressed files for playback in DVD player burn to a blank disc ... ;-)
* edit * after your simultaneous posting
More details about container formats you'll find
