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Revert commit r26897. XviD is the correct spelling of the codec. You can see it written in the codec own documentation and header files. Prefered name capitalization confirmed in conversation with XviD developer (prunedtree).

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This way it apeared that the minimum bits per block is ~40, very
good results are with ~50, and everything above 60 is a waste of bandwidth.
And what's actually funny is that it was independent of codec used. The
results were exactly the same, whether I used DIV3 (with tricky nandub's
magick), ffmpeg odivx, DivX5 on Windows or Xvid.

Surprisingly there is one advantage of using nandub-DIV3 for bitrate
starved encoding: ringing almost never apears this way.

But I also found out, that the quality/BPB isn't constant for

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This way it apeared that the minimum bits per block is ~40, very
good results are with ~50, and everything above 60 is a waste of bandwidth.
And what's actually funny is that it was independent of codec used. The
results were exactly the same, whether I used DIV3 (with tricky nandub's
magick), ffmpeg odivx, DivX5 on Windows or XviD.

Surprisingly there is one advantage of using nandub-DIV3 for bitrate
starved encoding: ringing almost never apears this way.

But I also found out, that the quality/BPB isn't constant for