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Kennymusicman wrote on 2/2/2008, 4:35 AM
yes. save as avi, and customise. If you have DivX, Xvid, or others they will appear in the video tab compression section.

there is a nice DivX 4 processor option available depending on what you have :)
DJPadre wrote on 2/2/2008, 5:00 AM
divx in vegas has never worked for me...

i cant even OPEN divx files in vegas.. let alone encode to it...
Marco. wrote on 2/2/2008, 5:36 AM
If DivX does not open in Vegas though DivX is installed in most cases either only a DirectX version instead of a VfW version is installed, or XviD was installed later or/and something is going wrong with the DivX FourCC and a FourCC changer should help.

DivX works fine for me on several systems both for export and import. What I've never tested is 2-pass DivX encoding. No glue if this works.

Marco
Chienworks wrote on 2/2/2008, 6:59 AM
All i did was go to divx.com, download and install the free player. After that DivX has been available and works well in every version of Vegas.

2-pass encoding doesn't seem to be available though. Clicking the checkbox doesn't change anything.