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If it's been done, why hasn't it been released?

I've heard whispers about the possibility of Linux being ported to the GP32 - but is it likely? Is it even possible given the hardware available? I'd assume it probably is. The processor is fast enough, and I assume the RAM is sufficient to run it. Obviously it'd need a keyboard to work...

Hey, nice work. Your tutorials may just be the spur I need to make me buy a GP32. I've been undecided as to whether to buy one or not, but I'd love the chance to put my (very basic) c++ skills to some use! Please keep up the excellent work!

No, DivX 4 and 5 both produce ISO compliant MPEG4 files. Any program that can play MPEG4 can be adapted to play both DivX 4 or 5 files in seconds. If a program can play DivX 4 but not 5, then that's either because it's out of date or the coder has some sort of personal issue with DivX 5.

That's weird. DivX 5.03 and 4.12 are supposed to compatible.

OK, I have a question! Do you HAVE to use DivX 4.12? The quality in later (5.x) versions is much higher. V5 is also free of course, as long as you don't need the extra features (which probably wouldn't work on a GP32 anyway).