DivX codec no longer packaged with quicktime?

I have a few old videos that, for whatever reason, are in .avi format, with video encoded using DivX. It appears that the latest version of QuickTime which I "upgraded" to no longer has the codec that allows me to read DivX files. I searched the web and found only DivX 6, which has a price. Now, to say the least, I am somewhat disgruntled by the fact that what I could once watch for free I now must pay something like $15 for. Is there any way to regain my .avi playing abilities, or must I shell out $15 for something I already had?
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.6)

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Jon, I read. But the links to websites are not playing on a Windows7 computer. Can you tell me why they are not?
I believe that with a new dawn comes new understanding of the problem.
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