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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Avalon" data-source="post: 53778" data-attributes="member: 5184">Well, it's a little bit different...When you install DivX you get (just like on the PC) the DivX codec installed, not just playback enabled. I didn't need to add any plugin to Quicktime, after installing the DivX codec, it played DivX movies just fine. Maybe it depends of which version of Quicktime you use...And as it is a codec (short for coder-decoder), you also get the possibility (with Quicktime Pro, for example) to encode and export movies in DivX format.And it's true, DivX for Mac (unlike for Windows) dosn't include a player. But personnally, I don't like VLC, it's the most crashy app I've ever had!For those movies Quicktime won't play, I use Mplayer. I didn't find any video file that Mplayer doesn't play, and it's a very stable app.</blockquote>