MediaInfo 24.11.1 / MediaInfoXP 2.47

Media files come in a variety of formats, each with its own unique properties and specifications.

As a result, it can be difficult to keep track of all the information associated with a media file, such as its resolution, bitrate, and codec. This is where MediaInfo comes in.

MediaInfo is a free, cross-platform tool that provides users with detailed information about their media files. Whether you're working with video, audio, or image files, MediaInfo can analyze and display a wide range of technical data about the file.

This can be incredibly useful for anyone working with media files, from casual users to professional editors.

One of the key features of MediaInfo is its support for a wide range of media formats. The tool can analyze everything from popular video formats like MP4 and AVI, to lesser-known formats like ProRes and DNxHD.

Additionally, MediaInfo can analyze audio files in formats such as MP3, FLAC, and WAV, as well as image files in formats like JPEG and PNG.

Once a file has been analyzed, MediaInfo displays a wealth of information about it, organized into several different categories.

For video files, this can include information about the resolution, aspect ratio, frame rate, and codec used.

For audio files, MediaInfo can display information about the bitrate, sample rate, and channel layout. Additionally, MediaInfo can display information about subtitles and other metadata associated with the file.

MediaInfo's interface is clean and easy to use, with the ability to customize the display of information to suit your needs. The tool also includes a command-line interface, making it easy to incorporate MediaInfo into automated workflows or batch processes.

One of the most useful features of MediaInfo is its ability to generate reports about media files.

This can be incredibly useful for anyone working with large libraries of media files, as it allows you to quickly generate reports about specific files or batches of files. These reports can be saved in a variety of formats, including HTML and CSV.

Variants of MediaInfo:

In addition to the official build, there are two other versions:

MediaInfoXP: A lightweight version of MediaInfo, designed for Windows XP users. It retains core functionalities, offering a streamlined experience for analyzing media files on older systems.
MediaInfo Lite: A simplified version that offers essential features with a smaller footprint, ideal for users needing basic media file analysis without additional overhead.

MediaInfo is a powerful tool that provides users with detailed information about their media files.

Whether you're a casual user or a professional editor, MediaInfo can help you analyze and understand the technical properties of your media files.

With its support for a wide range of formats, customizable interface, and reporting capabilities, MediaInfo is an essential tool for anyone working with media files.

Changes to MediaInfo 24.11:

- New Indonesian (bahasa Indonesia) translation
- Update Belarusian translation
- Windows: Full 64-bit version (thanks to cjee21)
- Windows: Improved support of High DPI (thanks to cjee21)
- Windows: Improved support of Dark Theme (thanks to cjee21)
- Windows: Improved HTML view (thanks to cjee21)
- Windows: Upgrade file open dialog (thanks to cjee21)
- Windows: SemiBold monospaced font(thanks to cjee21)
- I1945, PAC subtitle format support
- I2130, EXR: support of time code and frame rate
- MXF: Support of more flavors of ISXD, IAB, Dolby Vision Metadata
- MXF: Support of all known ULs in MediaTrace output
- AVC: Improved detection of AVC-Intra
- TTML: Add Duration_Start_Command/Duration_End_Command
- IMF: Allow XML documents larger than 16 MB
- I2133, TTML: Fix timecode when timeBase is media
- I2110, MXF: Fix wrong Delay field with NDF timecodes
- I2094, MXF: Sony Real Time Metadata: fix timecode drop frame flag
- S1194, Fix random behavior due to uninitialised value
- MPEG-TS: Increase probing at end for getting duration
- PNG: Fix buffer leak
- IAB: Fix bug in IAB channel code mapping
- HTML output: Better escape of HTML strings
- XML output: Fix comment in comment
- MXF: Avoid crash in mxf assets on unsupported audio
- HEVC: Add missing parsing of some multilayer SPS elements

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