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Product Description:
DivX 7 for Mac is a free digital video software suite with everything you need to enjoy high-quality digital videos on your computer, including high definition H.264 (.mkv) videos with AAC audio and videos created using all previous versions of DivX technology. You can also play your DivX files (.divx, .avi) on millions of DivX Certified devices today. DivX 7 for Mac includes DivX Community Codec, DivX Player and DivX Web Player. DivX 7 for Mac also includes trial versions of the DivX Pro Codec (6-month trial) and DivX Converter (15-day trial). In addition to H.264/MKV playback, DivX Player for Mac features desktop dimming, window fade-out and mouse gesture controls to easily control video playback. DivX Codec for Mac allows you to watch high-quality DivX videos using your favorite media player (e.g. QuickTime, Front Row) or create DivX files with popular third-party software. DivX Codec gives you the highest quality, performance and compression from your digital videos. The DivX Web Player is a versatile utility that allows you to embed DivX videos, even up to 1080p HD, directly on to a web page and watch DivX videos right in your web browser. DivX 7 for Mac is offered in English, French, German and Japanese and is optimized for Mac OS X 10.4 and above.
What's new in this version:
DivX Player for Mac now plays DivX Plus HD (.mkv) videos and H.264/AAC/MKV videos from the Internet and sports a brand new design with translucent windows, cleaner play controls and more
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
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What planet are the developers on? 
- Version: 7.1, 11/3/2009 10:54AM PST
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coracle
Any developer that releases a new product that only works on Intel computers is really not wise. There are no earlier versions available that work on Apple's PPC computers, so that means the developers have made a conscious choice to profusely upset literally thousands of users. What planet are they on, and is it even in the same galaxy? In short, Intel users are fine, but PPC users can forget this product ever existed given that the developers have forgotten that you exist! I have been inundated with calls from upset Mac users that have wasted hours and hours trying to get this pile of nonsense to work. I have told them all what to do, it sounds like this, 'don't bother wasting your time with this amateur product or its incredibly thoughtless and careless developers'.
Why no version number? - Version: 7.1, 9/22/2009 01:40AM PST
NickCollingridge
Why is it not possible to see which version is installed within the System Prefs pane? This is an imbecilic omission - how is one expected to know which version is installed and whether or not it is necessary to update a system without this? And it must be the most trivial of things to do - obviously the software knows which version it is, so writing some code to display this within the pref pane is a tiny amount of work. Come on, guys, have some simple common sense!
Not registering as latest version - Version: 7.0.1, 9/12/2009 08:11AM PST
calibre97
I cannot seem to remove DivX Player from upgradable. I show for My Version, 7.0.1 (build 1_0_1_8)(1.0) with a current version of 7.0.1. I just installed the very version available from "Download". About DivX Player shows "7.0.1" (where before I had 7.0.0 Alpha). I installed 7.0 on Snow Leopard as a freshly purchased version 7.
Why doesn't Version Tracker register this as the latest version?
Why doesn't Version Tracker register this as the latest version?
