be one crazy dude to do something like that with your machine. It is been a while for me since the last time I used DivX, but the problem is some of the other software comes with DivX integrated within it. Some of them need DivX to play some videos. Some of them even Roxio writing software will create problems if it was there. Sometimes even without it because the writing mechanism in Windows XP [Built-in writing to CDs advantage which you can access it through send to then copy these files to CD] is using Roxio.
The video issues and codecs problems are endless, try to install VOBSub to see the subtitles for a movie and you will find that no videos on other players are playing, video games does not work and a lot more. If you need to watch movies over the net, why don't you use DivX for web? Or DivX Web Application Player? Hopefully it would solve your problems and would not be depending somehow on DivX.
be one crazy dude to do something like that with your machine. It is been a while for me since the last time I used DivX, but the problem is some of the other software comes with DivX integrated within it. Some of them need DivX to play some videos. Some of them even Roxio writing software will create problems if it was there. Sometimes even without it because the writing mechanism in Windows XP [Built-in writing to CDs advantage which you can access it through send to then copy these files to CD] is using Roxio.
The video issues and codecs problems are endless, try to install VOBSub to see the subtitles for a movie and you will find that no videos on other players are playing, video games does not work and a lot more. If you need to watch movies over the net, why don't you use DivX for web? Or DivX Web Application Player? Hopefully it would solve your problems and would not be depending somehow on DivX.
Good Luck