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Questions - mediainfo

Powershell script to get the metadata field "writing application"

I am using a modified version of the GetMetaData script originally written by Ed Wilson at Microsoft (https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/hey-scripting-guy-how-can-i-find-files-metadata/) and the...
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ADY

powershell

mkv

mediainfo

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edit: actually, this seems more reliable. So far any file that mediainfo can read, this also works with. $FILE = "C:\test.mkv" $content = (Get-Content -Path $FILE -First 100) + (Get-Content ...
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Mike Anthony

Get the streaming HTML Video details from a direct URL without downloading it

I've listed direct URLs to the video files on the server from its front page, now I want to get the video details (like height and width, duration, file size, etc) without downloading it! (as it's pos...
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Ali Abdi

python

html

python-3.x

mediainfo

Votes: 0

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Is there any way to get the video details without actually downloading the whole file? mediainfo https://www.w3schools.com/html/mov_bbb.mp4 reads only what it needs (MP4 header and ~10 seconds of c...
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Jérôme Martinez

How to export multiple Mediainfo exports of video and audio files with pymediainfo?

I have a Python script that I want to use to export specific mediainfo information in multiple subfolders of video and audio files. My problem now is that Python gives me an error message when an audi...
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ramic

python

mediainfo

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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It is more a Python issue than a MediaInfo one, the question could be more generic. I would define the array first, as you do for all_file_data [...] media_info = MediaInfo.parse(item) general_data = ...
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Jérôme Martinez

Basic Question: I have media info app installed on my mac M1 but there's no CLI

as stated in the subject, I have purchased the mediainfo app from App Store but there's no CLI available. Please advise. I am on Apple M1
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btan

mediainfo

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Answers: 1

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The MediaInfo app on the Mac App Store is the graphical interface version. You can download the MediaInfo command line version on the dedicated download page.
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Jérôme Martinez

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