Firstly, don't confuse MediaInfo with another very similar application for
Mac known as MediaInfo Mac. Both do pretty much the same job - detect which
codecs you need for a video clip and give you general info on your media.
Although MediaInfo Mac has a better interface, MediaInfo also handles other
types of data such as documents and even audio too. The data displayed by
MediaInfo includes everything from basic data such as file name, playtime,
file size, to more specific details such as the codec used, bitrate, channel,
sample rate and resolution and more. You can choose whether to display the
data in a tree structure, HTML or plain text (useful for pasting into help
forums). However, I found that the HTML function simply didn't work. In
addition, as with many of these media analysis apps, it doesn't provide any
direct links to find the codecs that you are missing. Although searching on
Google isn't exactly hard, it would have been useful if this had been
integrated into MediaInfo. *MediaInfo is a handy way to find out what's
missing in your media files or simply to obtain a full technical report of
your files.*Download *MediaInfo 0.7.48* in Softonic
