To improve the playback quality of the video you should use Zoomplayer for .ogm files and mplayer2 (old Windows Media Player 6) for .avi files. (Translator: I would rather recommend BSPlayer but this is of course all just personal opinion!)

There you can of course adjust the postprocessing levels of the DivX Decoder. While playing a video right click into the Picture-> Properties -> Extended -> DivX Decoder Filter.
You can also choose this from your start menu: Programs > DivX > DivX (Pro) Codec > Decoder Configuration
In the window that pops up set "Quality Level" to max to start. If the movie skips, slowly decrease the value until the skipping stops (high quality uses a lot of processor power).

Another possibility is to use the ffdshow filter, another DirectShow filter that gives you far more options than the standard filter.
 

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Last edited on: 10/22/2002 | First release: 10/22/2002 | Author: BaronVlad | Translator: SteVe (killingspree) | Content by Doom9.de