I actually did just figure out the problem. No one had a solution and for some reason, a defined solution isn't anywhere in the forums except just to uninstall it. However, I recently figured out that the dolby digital driver is a plug in that DivX uses. So if you do a total and complete uninstall of every DivX related and then reinstall it, this should fix the problem.

Start off by creating a restore point.

Basically, go to control panel, uninstall everything Divx/dolby.

Then go into device manager and make sure that anything that says dolby and divx is uninstalled.

Then search your computer for anything that says divx or dolby and delete it.

At this point You will want to download CCleaner from Piriform. Run it and it will remove all excess files. make sure to the registery cleaner and the file cleaner portion.

After this. restart your computer.

Reinstall Divx and this problem should not exist anymore.

Also, you may just simply uninstall the dolby driver however a little sound pop up thing will occur with certain movies saying you need dolby driver to get a certain quality of sound. This only happen with certain video file types though and unless your a serious audiophile, it doesn't really matter much because there is still sound.