They have changed the Converter. I think you can now do some conversions even without the Pro version. I don't know what the limitations are. Pro is still a good value. __________________________________
CORNBLOSSOM

OK, I tried a couple things. I do already have the full paid and registered version of DivX Pro. I uninstalled it and deleted all left over divx directories then reinstalled it. After reinstallation, the registration says it is registered.

I updated PD9 to 9.0.0.2330 which was released in the last couple days.

I rebooted the computer (Windows 7 Ultimate).

I started PD9, it did update sucessfully as it does show the correct version.

I opened the project I'm testing with, a m2ts video, no edits, just trying a 'simple' recoding.

Selected the .AVI file format with the Windows-AVI Profile Type.

All three selectable profiles only allow "No compressor" for the "Compression codec"; totally flippin' useless!

Ideas please...

totally flippin' useless!

It's true. The dozens of other available profiles are useless without DivX. Seriously? __________________________________
CORNBLOSSOM

Gary1545, please start you're own thread/topic.

I've read through all of this thread and see little that needs to be added. Trying to grasp what gridsleep issue was quite excruciating to read. PD9 is a 64 bit program which has limited avi produce capability. Most of us have moved to the many other formats offered.I fully understand the desire to support DivX codec but that is a third party product and CyberLink isn't obliged to support it if the codec isn't 64bit capable.

Early on in this thread Kevin pointed to Lagarith codec. - I know how hard it was to find the 64bit codec and I know the problems other editing programs are having on 64bit systems.

There is nothing more to be added to this thread.

Thread closed.

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