MediaInfo V0.7.34    Suggested by TPFC Fan - Updated by Checker on 11 Jul 2010 6MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (3377) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (14) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

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

 Zen: raphael> 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]

 tripex: It'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]

 spchtr: Aspect 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]

 Webfork: Since 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]

 Zen: tripex> 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]

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

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

 Stanley: Why does this page say Version 0.7.28, while the page pointed to by the Download icons says Version 0.7.27?
Where cab I find 0.7.28 portable> [2010-02-21 22:20]

 mindstalker: @Stanley: well, I guess the screenshots here are mainly as a quick reference, and updating them each time theres an updated version wouldn't be very practical [2010-04-16 17:49]

 Mark: Anybody can suggest a similar app to get ALL info for JPG - BMP - PNG - TIFF?

MediaInfo is actually supposed to support these formats but the info supplied is nothing more than the one given by the OS.

Tnx in advance [2010-04-17 12:57]

 avoidz: OpenCandy and other such backdoorware doesn't belong in these open source projects. Like someone else suggested, get the 7z version not the installer version. [2010-05-02 13:57]

 Kunju: But kmplayer gives the same info IMHO [2010-05-09 07:47]

 Terry Hollett: It's great for identifying files that have no extensions. [2010-05-16 23:02]

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