Heh..heh... I don't think DIVX released enough titles to even have a Top 25.

But, let's say that there is a "Top 25" for DIVX. That would be the "Top 25" movie rental (the initial purchase counts once, plus any subsequent viewings). The funny thing is, they (DIVX) can't release this information because if they do, it would violate their privacy statement (we will not release your information to anyone...).

So in conclusion, DIVX can't have a "Top 25", or "Top 10"... simply because that just represent the movie purchases, but not the subsequent viewing counts.