Yes it is possible. Hauppauge recommends a minimum of: 750MHz or faster for general use and 1.8GHz P4 or faster to play DivX movies.

The latest version of MediaMVP software supports the playing of DivX (up to DivX version 5.0). Download and install the MediaMVP software from http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/support/support_mediamvp.html a DivX video player on your PC. You can download a player from the DivX website at www.divx.com. Most DivX videos with either mono or stereo audio can be played through the MediaMVP Only one MediaMVP can be playing a DivX video at a time. See similar questions...

To make DivX stop trying to decode things like XviD uncheck "Support Generic Mpeg4" in the decoder configuration's "Quality settings" tab. This will allow you to use other decoders. Making DivX stop decoding DivX in the latest version requires that you completely unregister it. Run regsvr32 /u divxdec.ax See similar questions...

Good Question: - There are varying degrees of success with this setup and it depends a lot on factors such as: physical distance, router type, microwave ovens, # of devices on your network, etc. Anything that will affect the signal quality and quantity will have a drastic performance hit on your MediaMVP. See similar questions...

Miscellaneous I did not receive registration email from you, moreover there is not response to my emails from you. See similar questions...

That is because DivX is not a real-time capture process. It is a 2-pass record, which precludes working under VTs real-time expectation. See similar questions...

MediaMVP is supported under WindowsXP Home, WindowsXP Professional and Windows 2000 (Services Pack 3 or above with Internet Explorer 6 or higher REQUIRED). See similar questions...

The latest version of MediaMVP software supports the playing of WMA music. Download and install the MediaMVP beta version from http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/support/support_mediamvp.html a Windows Media 9 player. A Windows Media 9 player is available from the Microsoft Windows update site. Solution: If the Router has a setting for "Authentication type" in its Wireless configuration, this should be set to "Automatic" or "Open". See similar questions...

Yes you can. The MediaMVP and wMVP are both compatible with SageTV. You can use either of these devices as a Media Extender in SageTV. For more information please look here. See similar questions...

Note: There is a computer-based "DVD ripper" that was named after the original Divx in an annoying little joke that has caused untold confusion. See 4.8 for more info. Depending on whom you ask, Divx (once known as ZoomTV) was either an insidious evil scheme for greedy studios to control what you see in your own living room or an innovative approach to video rental with cheap discs you could get almost anywhere and keep for later viewings. See similar questions...

This is restricted from our company. However, you can zip the file and allow visitors to download it. See similar questions...

Yes you can stream on both platforms. PC users will need to download the latest version of Windows Media Player. Macintosh users will need to download the latest Windows Media Player for Macintosh. or install Flip4Mac. See similar questions...

Since we only support Mpeg-4 compatible codec implementations, we will not be able to play video files older than DivX? 5.0. The Xbox 360 will display whatever video artwork that is displayed in Windows Media Player 11 or the Zune PC software for each video file. For all video types we will search for a corresponding .jpg file and use that as the artwork. For example video1.avi would display the artwork in video1.jpg if it existed. See similar questions...

This is a know limitation of PVR. Even if it is not the same chipsets that do the 2 jobs, if this functionnality was enabled, you could have a lot of jerks during AVI playing (and probably on current record too). So it has been disabled and you can "only" read MPEG files or DVD. See similar questions...

If the file is AVI file, you need to install a codec. To download and install the codec, goto http://www.divxmovies.com or http://www divx.com. See similar questions...