format that can contain just about any audio/video content.
The most common use of the .avi filename extension is for video torrents,
which mostly (always?) use the DivX/Xvid codec.
IOW avi = DivX/Xvid in practice.
Otto
PS I'd bet that in a year's time, 64 GB flash will cost what 32 does now.
On 29/02/2008, Levi Wallach <levi@dvdmon.com> wrote:
>
> Wow, that's great to know about the third-party video player. I wonder if
> it will play Dvix and Xvid video? That has been one of my biggest
> complaints about the iPod - that you are stuck to just the formats Apple
> wants you to have, whereas most other players out there can boast of a
> zillion different format options. If the more open application environment
> of the Touch (and iPhone) removes that limitation, I might have to seriously
> think about an iTouch. If they can get the thing up to 64GB without making
> it even more pricey, that might be the thing that pushes me to buy....
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