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25-06-2002, 03:51
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Thats not true - all divx is, is a method of storing data to represent the motion/audio. If a CD could be burnt with the movie and decoder onboard there is no need for a hard drive or any other hardware. The problem lies in PS2 development although this is now underway since the PS2 linux kit became available, just a matter of time to see if somebody with a spare lunmp of cash can be bothere to code something for us.
Allan 
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