San Diego, CA; Taipei, Taiwan; and Soest, Germany - May 15, 2003 - DivXNetworks, Inc., the company that created the patent-pending DivX R video compression technology, has partnered with CyberLink, a world leader in digital video and audio solutions, to license and provide a complete line of digital video products to leading European PC distributor Actebis International Distribution GmbH.. The international PC distributor will include DivX-powered CyberLink software on the leading line of Targa PCs and notebooks.

The Targa PCs will come bundled with the industry-leading suite of digital video software products developed by CyberLink including PowerDVD featuring DivX video technology. A leading software DVD player, PowerDVD from CyberLink offers maximum video and audio playback entertainment on the PC, complete with numerous customizable video/audio controls that can deliver the highest quality viewing and listening experience. DivX video compression technology is a hugely popular video encoder / decoder that offers DVD-quality video at sizes 7-10 times smaller than MPEG-2 and ranks among the world's most popular video technologies, with over 80 million worldwide downloads.

"By combining DivX technology with our suite of video software products, we can offer Actebis a complete multimedia solution that allows users to easily create and playback the highest quality digital video right out of the box," said Alice H. Chang, CEO of Cyberlink. "DivX has an extremely strong brand presence among European consumers, and we are excited to work closely with the Actebis Group to help add the power of DivX video and CyberLink software to their leading line of Targa PCs."

"The addition of DivX-powered CyberLink software solutions to our line of consumer PCs and notebooks will provide users with a complete multimedia home theatre experience at very affordable prices," said Matthias Klauke, Managing Director of Actebis International Distribution GmbH. "DivX video and CyberLink software offer excellent brand recognition and superior visual quality and performance, bringing real value to our consumers across Europe."

"European consumers are clamoring for devices and applications that support the high-quality playback of DivX video, and we are proud to work with CyberLink and Actebis to offer real value to the European market," said Kevin Hell, Chief Marketing Officer and Managing Director at DivXNetworks, Inc. (www.divxnetworks.com).

CyberLink and Actebis join a number of software companies who have licensed DivX video for commercial multimedia software applications. An estimated 10 million DivX Licensed software products are expected to ship worldwide in the next twelve months, enabling consumers to easily create and watch DivX content on their PCs.

About DivXNetworks
DivXNetworks is a leading technology company that enables the rapid proliferation of video content over Internet Protocol (IP) networks by combining the lightweight, ubiquitous access of the Internet with DVD-quality video performance. The company's approach is built upon the success of the DivX codec, a leading standard for MPEG-4 compatible video distribution with over 75 million users worldwide, and the DivX Open Video System?, a next-generation content delivery system that provides unsurpassed aggregation, promotion, and distribution of video content for mass markets. DivXNetworks is headquartered in San Diego, California, with a satellite office in Los Angeles. For more information about DivXNetworks, visit http://www.divxnetworks.com.

About CyberLink
Founded in 1995, CyberLink Corp is a world leader and pioneer in bringing advanced digital video and audio software to the market. Producer of the world's leading DVD software player, PowerDVD, CyberLink also delivers solutions that include video editing and recording, on-line training and distance learning solutions, digital media presentation and delivery, and unique talking head design tools for the web, using advanced MPEG-4 technologies. With customers spanning from multinational corporations, to small/medium sized businesses and power users to home users, CyberLink has enjoyed rapid growth and consistent profitability leading to a record breaking IPO in October of 2000, on the Taiwan Over The Counter Exchange (OTC: 5203). To keep up with market demands, CyberLink has operations in North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific region including Japan. CyberLink's worldwide headquarters are in Taipei and its Web site is located at www.goCyberlink.com.

Actebis Group
The Actebis group conducts business in 12 European core markets with its own distribution companies and has in only 17 years grown to become the third largest Distributor in Europe selling information technology and communication products indirectly. Alongside the wholesaler business the group also offers a wide range of support for its IT dealership including logistics, financial and marketing services. The Actebis group also sells its own notebooks, monitors and digital cameras under the Peacock and Targa brand names. The turnover from sales of computers, notebooks, software and accessories to specialised dealers reached a total of 3.8 billion Euros in 2002. The parent company, the Actebis Holding GmbH, is 100% owned by the Otto group. Further information about the company can be found at: www.actebis.com

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