MediaInfo supplies technical and tag information about a video or audio file. It provides general information for multimedia files like: title, author, director, album, track number, date, duration, etc. It also provides more specific information for audio files such as: codec, aspect, fps, bitrate and more, and information for video files such as: codec, sample rate, channels, language, bitrate and more. This information can be exported as text, CSV or HTML.
Yes
- MPEG-4: DVCPRO HD detection
- WAV: better handling of Wave Extension codec IDs
- MPEG Audio: profile and extension display
- MPEG-TS: More information for ADTS in non-audio PES ID
- FLV: test of video bitrate info integrity
- MPEG-4: "sbtl" subtitles support
Reviewing 0.7.24 (Oct 30, 2009)
MediaInfo is excellent.
For those who dislike the official GUI, you can find a Lite version here on Fileforum.
Reviewing 0.7.24 (Oct 30, 2009)
The author is trying to make clsid from K-Lite Codec Pack angry by ALWAYS releasing a new version (which is still crap anyway) a day after clsid released a new K-Lite version.
I ask clsid to remove this adware from is pack from now on.
Reviewing 0.7.21 (Sep 4, 2009)
There are quite a few aps that use mediainfo
megui -sourceforge
dvdstyler -crossplatform & free
avs2dvd -sourceforge
automkv -freeware
autogk -freeware
albumartdownloader -sourceforge or the xui version from hydrogenaudio
k-lite codec pack
evil conspiracy of the sourceforge overlords I'm sure
Reviewing 0.7.20 (Sep 4, 2009)
Instead of making the detections and crap interface any better, the author spends more time properly injecting spyware in your system.
Reviewing 0.7.20 (Aug 19, 2009)
Export does point to the file location. The program's location is but an example if you wanted to quicksave it (program is totally portable).
Windows shell integration is what is borked as too many options tend to overrun each other and give you a cluttered interface. Send to option is simple & effective imho.
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