Since this blurb doesn't specifically mention it, should I assume that this is not a Universal Binary?

I see no mention of 6.5 anywhere on the Divx site. The latest version I see is 6.2, and that's just for Windows. Am I missing something?

As for Intel support, Divx has had a Universal binary available at their beta site for some time now. Get it at http://community.divx.com/labs/?cid=3. I've used it on Intel Macs and it seems to work great.

Like Mikuro said, there is no evidence of anything newer than version 6 which was released 2 months ago. I find nothing else on the web about this either. Are we reporting fake news now?

MacCentral is reporting this too. In addition, we've been in contact with DivX, Inc. The download is not yet available on their site yet.

Hello we just posted it live a few minutes ago

http://www.divx.com/divx/mac/

Also;

There is a movie that accompanies this release; it is extremely funny (well IMHO)

www.divx4mac.com

It's up, and I downloaded it. Seems fine so far. Divx Player will be a welcome addition to anyone without QuickTime Pro, but I'll stick with QuickTime Player, personally. Divx Player is ugly and doesn't have the features of QTP.

But why are they calling it 6.5? The codec version is 6.2, same as on Windows. We have version 1.0.1 of Divx Player and version 6.2.2 of the Divx codec, combined to make "Divx 6.5"? That's an awfully confusing numbering system they're using.

Hmmm. Normally I actually read the readme file that accompanies installations, but since there wasn't one, I wonder if I missed some important instruction that botched the install.

Anyway, it's not working for the like of me.

Not only did it not work, but when I went to delete it all, it suddenly wanted my administrative password to get rid of it, although it wasn't required for installation -- which is creepy, at least to little ol' me.

thanks from studio burnit