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MediaInfo V0.7.27   
Suggested by TPFC Fan - Updated by infimum on 4 Jan 2010
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Synopsis: MediaInfo provides a great deal of technical and tag information from audio/video files. It features many different layouts to display the information, as well as the ability to create custom layouts as well. Can be used to find missing codecs or just to get all the information you'd need from a multimedia file.
Writes settings to: Application folder
Dependencies: UNICOWS.DLL (Win98/ME only)
How to extract: Download the 7-Zip package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch MediaInfo.exe. Select Options, Preferences, Setup, and uncheck Shell extension and Shell InfoTip.
Stealth [?]: No
Unicode support: Yes
License: Freeware/Open Source
System Requirements: Win98 / WinME / WinNT / Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7
What's new: >>
· MPEG Audio: Emphasis
· MPEG-TS: PCR timestamp can be extracted in real time
· Linux library: visibility is now limited to the official API
· License changed to LGPLv3+ for license simplification (same license as the library)
· MPEG Audio, AAC, Vorbis: removal of irrelevant Resolution field even from containers
· MPEG Video: error in calculation of frame rate if sequence extension is used
· MPEG Audio: some VBR files without VBR header were wrongly detected as CBR
· #2921999, unexpected quotes in the text output

Posted comments:

[Anonymous] raphaelYup great, but then again my simple portable mediaplayer MPLAYER does it all :-)
BTW, as any player should IMHO.
 [2006-11-25 10:55]

[Anonymous] Zenraphael> MPLAYER does not tel you what are all the tags included in the file, or the codec settings (MP3 VBR or not, DivX with B-frames or not...). MediaInfo is useful for codec finding *and* a lot of other things ;-) [2006-11-26 04:59]

[Anonymous] tripexIt's not that accurate than GSpot, i.e the bitrate when vbr. Audio and video bitrate was wrong on my test files).
Furthermore it tells you only DivX 5 instead of DivX 6.4 and so on...
 [2007-02-07 14:51]

[Anonymous] spchtrAspect Ratio function seems to have changed. Movies that previously reported 2.35 are reporting 16/9 (1.777) which is quite a difference... I use this program to figure AR for MediaCoder when I reencode to mp4. [2007-02-07 16:48]

[Anonymous] WebforkSince the download link has a long list of files that may confuse those not familiar with sourceforge:

You'll want to get the file:

"MediaInfo_0.7.4.6_GUI_Win32_WithoutInstaller.7z"

(Note that over the weeks or months, those numbers may increase as the program is updated but the "GUI_Win32_WithoutInstaller" will likely remain.)
 [2007-04-29 17:21]

[Anonymous] Zentripex> DivX 6.4 codec does NOT exist, the 4CC is always DX50 (wich is always only MPEG-4 ASP codec...). The encoder is DivX 6.4 (you can see it in the detailled views), and any MPEG-4 player will read this file, even if the player is released 2 years before the release of DivX 6.4 ;-)

spchtr> This may be a bug, I will verify the AR on my test files.

If you have some problems with this version, you can create a bug report on Sourceforge project page.
Zen, developper of MediaInfo
 [2007-04-30 03:13]

[Anonymous] gamirasUnicode support is partial. Unicode paths aren't accepted when sent from command line. [2008-04-16 07:54]

[Anonymous] tripexavinaptic is the best if information is more important than a cute look [2008-05-24 09:45]

[Anonymous] prolific_1Zen help!! I need MediaInfo for (cough) "a lot of other things" but I cant seem to download it. I mean, am I THAT much of a noob that I cant even download a simple app? Help please! [2009-07-21 04:35]

[Anonymous] prolific_1Your MediaInfo download will start shortly…

lies, all lies! lol
 [2009-07-21 04:37]

[Anonymous] prolific_1got it! I used another mirror and it worked. yipee! [2009-07-21 04:40]


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