05/25/2006, 2:05pm, EDT
Thursday, May 25th
DivX ships DivX for Mac 6.5
“Our DivX for Mac team has done a great job on this release,” said Darrius Thompson, Co-founder and CXO, Community and Internet, of DivX, Inc. “The new player is elegant and very easy to use, while at the same time offering the kind of high-quality, cinematic experience that Mac users expect from video products. And the DivX Converter for Mac makes it very easy for anyone to create a high quality DivX file that can be played back on millions of DVD players and portable devices from wide variety of brands, rather than limiting playback to a computer or one kind of portable device.”
DivX for Mac 6.5 includes the DivX Converter for Mac, a lightweight, drag-and-drop application that enables users to create high-quality DivX videos from a variety of sources in one easy step. The release also includes the DivX 6 codec for Mac, a QuickTime plug-in that lets Mac users easily playback and export to DivX video from any QuickTime-based application.
DivX for Mac 6.5 is compatible with Quicktime 7 and Mac OS X 10.3.9. The full version of DivX for Mac 6.5 is available for download on DivX.com for $20. A free trial version includes a 15-day trial of the DivX Converter and a 6-month trial of DivX Codec for Mac with Pro features. The ability to play back DivX videos does not expire at any time, according to he company. The previous release, DivX 5.2.1, is not compatible with Mac OS 10.4 or QuickTime 7.
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Just to clarify, the 6.2.2 Codec that ships with DivX for Mac 6.5 is indeed a full Universal Binary.
You can confirm this by opening this folder in the Finder: "/Library/QuickTime" and doing a Get Info on the two DivX components. You'll see in the General info section under "Kind" that each is a Universal Binary....