PlayDivX simplifies the process of playing movies from CDs for users through an easy-to-use bash script.
PlayDivX is a handy bash script that streamlines the process for those who have movies on CDs. Once launched, the program follows a series of steps to make watching movies much easier. Firstly, PlayDivX opens the CD tray and requests the CD that you want to watch. Then, it proceeds to close the tray and mount the CD, automatically playing any AVI files found in the root folder of the CD and its subfolders (one level down).
Once the movie has finished, PlayDivX unmounts the CD, opens the tray and asks if you want to watch another film. If you select "yes," the process begins again from the start. PlayDivX makes use of qMsg to display message boxes and MPlayer to play AVI files – both of which work well and provide a smooth user experience.
Overall, PlayDivX is an excellent utility for people who have a lot of movies on CDs and want a simple and straightforward way to watch them. With its easy-to-use interface and efficient functionality, PlayDivX is undoubtedly worth trying out.
Once the movie has finished, PlayDivX unmounts the CD, opens the tray and asks if you want to watch another film. If you select "yes," the process begins again from the start. PlayDivX makes use of qMsg to display message boxes and MPlayer to play AVI files – both of which work well and provide a smooth user experience.
Overall, PlayDivX is an excellent utility for people who have a lot of movies on CDs and want a simple and straightforward way to watch them. With its easy-to-use interface and efficient functionality, PlayDivX is undoubtedly worth trying out.
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