MediaInfo 0.7.7.4

Publisher's Description:

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.

Latest Changes:

• #1995653, AVI: Delay of interleaves (example: "64 ms (1.53 video frames)")
• #1995574, AVI: Report if the audio frames are split across or aligned on
• MPEG-Video (raw): handling of "not started at the beginning" time_code
• MPEG-PS: Trying to prevent errors with time code reset in the stream
• AVC: Trying to detect raw AVC streams without SPS/PPS
• [2013746] AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of ADTS stream for more info about AAC
• AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of IOD based stream for more info about AAC
• MPEG-TS: better detection of PCR time code
• AAC: specifying the muxing mode (ADIF, ADTS or LATM)
• MediaInfo DLL: NetBeans java binding example

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	radiomaffia	Jul 11, 2008
Version:	0.7.7.4
Better then GSpot, having no difficulty with alot of moviecodecs.MP4? GSpot delivers no info about the audiocodec used in it, MediaInfo does, Ogg?Gspot doesn't support Ogg, MediaInfo does..
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Reviewer:	MickyFoley	Jun 28, 2008
Version:	0.7.7.3
Version 0.7.7.3, 2008-06-27 --------------- + Turkish, Chinese (Traditional) languages updated + MPEG-TS: Detection of scrambled streams + #1995566: AVi, Identify ODML files + AC-3/DTS/AAC: Added another Channel configuration string (example: "3/2.1") in advanced mode + #1995569: Added proportion of each stream in the file (example: "500 MiB (90%)") x MPEG-TS: Handling of multiple programs in one PMT PID x MPEG-TS: Handling of streams in multiple programs Version 0.7.7.2, 2008-06-13 --------------- + Russian translation updated + FLV: detection of AVC and AAC x #1981032, Visual C++ 2008 binary is not compatible with Win9X, coming back to Visual C++ 2005 x #1964299, Never-ending 100% CPU if input file doesn't exist Version 0.7.7.1, 2008-06-30 --------------- + Persian (Farsi) Language (Software and website) + Catalan, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Chinese (Simplified) translations updated + The two Chinese (Simplified) language files are merged + Bluray: detection of subtitles + MPEG Video: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 + VC-1: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 + AVC: Detection of MBAFF + Translations: more words can be translated + MPEG-4 files: More info (profile, format settings, encoder name, x264 settings) for some well-known stream formats + MPEG-4 files: Better handling of not common formats (ALS, PNG, AC-3, DTS... in .mp4) + Bluray: detection of subtitles + Additional formats detected: Module, Extended module, Impulse Tracker, Scream Tracker 3 x #1967663, mp4: some specific iTunes atoms were not correctly parsed
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Reviewer:	Zoroaster	Jun 27, 2008
Version:	0.7.7.3
MediaInfo is a neat tool, but sourceforge is really a pain in the neck as a download server.
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Reviewer:	TGB72	Jun 13, 2008
Version:	0.7.7.2
It support more formats than Gspot but Gspot beat this app regarding to Xvid/divx encoding details. I prefer to use Gspot for xvid/divx and KMplayer that come with some sort of mediainfo embedded for the rest of formats.
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Reviewer:	Joco	May 30, 2008
Version:	0.7.7.1
Me too! just discovered this utility last week. Like MediaInfo better than GSpot.
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