Video & audio
MediaInfo displays the technical properties and tags inside audio and video files. It helps creators diagnose format mismatches, compare deliverables and communicate precise media details without guessing from a filename or player label.
Creators diagnosing media compatibility
It reports properties rather than editing media. Technical fields require some format knowledge.
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MediaInfo provides open-source desktop and command-line software under a BSD-style license. Optional store packages and professional services are separate from the free software.
Free open-source desktop/CLI software; optional store packages and professional services are separate.
Free open-source desktop/CLI software; optional store packages and professional services are separate.
Technical reports replace guesswork about codecs and streams.
Exportable metadata makes troubleshooting easier to share.
It reports properties rather than editing media
Technical fields require some format knowledge
Inspect a representative source file before choosing an editing or conversion workflow. Compare resolution, frame rate, codec and audio properties against the delivery requirements.
Export a report when handing a problematic file to another person, keeping the original media unchanged for further diagnosis. No. It inspects and reports media properties; use an encoder or editor for conversion. Yes. The official site lists report formats including text, CSV and HTML.
MediaInfo provides open-source desktop and command-line software under a BSD-style license. Optional store packages and professional services are separate from the free software.
No. It inspects and reports media properties; use an encoder or editor for conversion.
Yes. The official site lists report formats including text, CSV and HTML.
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