DivX codec v6.0.3 (Windows XP/2000)
This is the latest version of the DivX codec for Windows XP/2000, which is fully backwards compatible with all previous versions of the DivX codec. When you've completed the installation of the DivX codec, your favorite media player should be able to play all movies which need a DIVX, DIV3, DIV4 or DX50 decompressor.
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DivX codec v5.2.1 (Windows ME/98)
This is the most recent version of the DivX codec for Windows ME/98, and it's completely backwards compatible with all older versions of the DivX codec. After you've finished the installation of the DivX codec, your media player should be able to play DivX movies which require a DIVX, DIV3, DIV4 or DX50 decompressor.
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DivX codec v3.11 alpha
This is the original version of the DivX codec for Windows. Please note that we simply provide this old and outdated version of the DivX codec for those that might need it for their older/slower computers that experience problems with skipping with newer versions of the DivX codec. If you already have a newer version of the DivX codec installed that is working properly then you don't need to install this one. After installing this version of the DivX codec, your media player should be able to play movies which require a DIV3 or DIV4 decompressor.
XviD codec v1.0.3
This is the latest version of the XviD codec, which makes it possible to play and create XviD movies. After you've successfully installed the XviD codec on your system, your media player of choice should be able to play XviD movies which need an XVID decompressor.
SVCD codec
SVCD just like DVD relies on the MPEG-2 codec for compression. While the compression isn't as good as what you can achieve with MPEG-4 based codecs such as DivX and XviD, this format has become popular because it's possible to view burned SVCD movies in many stand-alone DVD players. If you want to watch SVCD movies directly on your computer you first need to install this codec. After you've installed the SVCD codec on your computer Windows Media Player should be able to play SVCD movies.
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SMR codec
If you have a movie with SMR in the file name you need to install this codec on your system if you want to view the movie. It is a hack of the MPEG4-encoder (mpg4c32.dll) and the only difference between the original encoder and SMR is that the FOURCC (four bytes in the header, which identify the video stream) has been changed to MP43. After you've installed the SMR patch on your computer, your media player should be able to play movies which require a MP43 decompressor. The patch should only be installed if you really need it.
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