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sushrukh · 05-22-2008, 10:45 PM

" Microsoft’s Xbox 360 gaming console is one of the most popular ever. It’s great for sitting around and playing games with friends and you can even play DVD’s and music CD’s on the console. While this isn’t terribly exciting, if you have a system that is running Windows Media Center (MCE) or Vista Ultimate Edition, you can stream Windows Media Video (WMV) movies to your 360 console over the network.

The down side is that you are forced to use one of these operating systems and the WMV codec isn’t all that good – compression is not that great and although it’s becoming more popular these days, DivX and Xvid are preferred “DVD backup” choice codec’s, shall we say? These lesser mainstream codec’s offer better compression and many folks on the darker side of the Web mostly use this format to distribute movies around the Internet since they are the most 1337 choice among enthusiasts."

Link :- Playing DivX and Xvid content on Xbox 360 – An easy guide! :: TweakTown

I'm not sure if this thread is suitable for this section of this forum or not but i thought it's a nice guide done by Tweaktown & should be shared.If this thread isn't appropriate here , then please feel free to delete it.I'm just trying to post interesting things.That's all.

05-22-2008, 10:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
sushrukh Status: Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 192	Playing DivX and Xvid content on Xbox 360 – An easy guide! " Microsoft’s Xbox 360 gaming console is one of the most popular ever. It’s great for sitting around and playing games with friends and you can even play DVD’s and music CD’s on the console. While this isn’t terribly exciting, if you have a system that is running Windows Media Center (MCE) or Vista Ultimate Edition, you can stream Windows Media Video (WMV) movies to your 360 console over the network. The down side is that you are forced to use one of these operating systems and the WMV codec isn’t all that good – compression is not that great and although it’s becoming more popular these days, DivX and Xvid are preferred “DVD backup” choice codec’s, shall we say? These lesser mainstream codec’s offer better compression and many folks on the darker side of the Web mostly use this format to distribute movies around the Internet since they are the most 1337 choice among enthusiasts." Link :- Playing DivX and Xvid content on Xbox 360 – An easy guide! :: TweakTown I'm not sure if this thread is suitable for this section of this forum or not but i thought it's a nice guide done by Tweaktown & should be shared.If this thread isn't appropriate here , then please feel free to delete it.I'm just trying to post interesting things.That's all. Last edited by sushrukh; 05-22-2008 at 10:48 PM.