Operation Manual
27EN
About DivX® and DivX® VOD
Useful tips for purchased or rented official
DivX® Certified Videos
• When you purchase or rent a DivX® file
through the official site of DivX® video
which is called DivX® Video On-Demand
(VOD) services, a registration code is
required every time you get the new file
from the DivX® VOD services. Refer to
“DivX® VOD” in “FUNCTION SETUP” on page
47.
Possible Errors
“This rental has V views left. Do you want
to use one of your V views now?”
Some DivX® VOD files are restricted with
limited playable times. You cannot play them
back beyond the limit.
“This player is not authorized to play this
video.”
You cannot play back DivX® VOD files
obtained with different registration codes on
this unit.
“This rental is expired.”
You cannot play back DivX® VOD files with an
expired rental period.
“This player does not support this video
format.”
You cannot play back DivX® files whose
resolution exceeds 1920 x 1080.
“This player does not support this audio
format.”
For DivX® files with audio format other than
MPEG1 audio layer 3 (MP3), MPEG1 audio
layer 2 and Dolby Digital, audio will not be
output and only the video will be output.
Note
• A file with an extension of “.avi” and “.
divx” is called as a DivX® file. All files
with the “.avi” extension are recognised
as MPEG4.
• For CD-RW/-R, maximum of 255 group
(folder) or 999 files may be recognised.
• For BD-RE/-R and DVD-RW/-R,
maximum of 999 group (folder) or 9,999
files may be recognised.
• The 10th and deeper hierarchies cannot
be displayed.
• Unrecognisable characters will be
replaced with “P”.
• When playing back files recorded in
high bit rates, images can be
interrupted in some occasions.
• Although DivX® logo has been obtained
for this unit, it may not be able to play
back some data, depending on the
characteristics, bit rates, or audio format
settings, etc.
• If a large-sized DivX® file is selected, it
may take a while to start the playback
(over 20 seconds sometimes).
• If DivX® files written on a CD-RW/-R
cannot be played back, rewrite them on
a BD-RE/-R or DVD-RW/-R, and try
playing them back again.
• For more information about DivX®,
please visit http://www.divx.com.