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Anyone using Mediainfo to get specs of a video file?

Jonathan Levin
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26 Jun 2020 20:15 #108217 by Jonathan Levin

Anyone using Mediainfo to get specs of a video file? was created by Jonathan Levin

Or is there another method either in Compressor or FCP to get all this info? Just thought I'd check before going there.

mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Screenshots

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26 Jun 2020 20:37 #108218 by Tom Wolsky

Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Anyone using Mediainfo to get specs of a video file?

I like Media Info. There’s nothing like that in FCP or Compressor. I’ll also suggest Invisor that lets you compare files in a spreadsheet type of display.

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27 Jun 2020 13:01 #108260 by Jonathan Levin

Replied by Jonathan Levin on topic Anyone using Mediainfo to get specs of a video file?

Thanks Tom.

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27 Jun 2020 15:06 #108262 by joema

Replied by joema on topic Anyone using Mediainfo to get specs of a video file?

Jonathan Levin wrote: Or is there another method either in Compressor or FCP to get all this info? Just thought I'd check before going there.

mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Screenshots

I prefer Invisor which uses MediaInfo internally. It has a "comparison mode" which uses a side-by-side spreadsheet-like display. From Finder you can drag/drop many files into Invisor and compare the specs: apps.apple.com/us/app/invisor-media-file...or/id442947586?mt=12

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