He there. I know there's a media content plugin, which displays information for .avi , .mpg files , but there's notheing for .mkv , .ogm, .mp4 files at all.
Or at least I didn't find anything.
Today i found a excellent freeware tool to display all information for any media files (including the ones above) - Mediainfo http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en
It can also generate listings automatically. I'm not a programmer, but I think it should be pretty easy to turn it into a plug-in that can show info for all media formats
What do you think about it?
NEW Update
MediaInfo by Author: tbeu
Update to MediaInfo v20.03
Post by *tbeu » Sat Apr 18, 2020 here at page 7
tbeu wrote: 2020-04-18, 11:22 UTC
Updated archive contains v20.03 of Mediainfo.dll.
As requested, it also can display the fields Audio Format Name (e.g., AAC LC) and Video Format Name (e.g., AVC) in the name field.
The full format name (e.g., Advanced Audio Codec Low Complexity or Advanced Video Codec) is is still available and moved to the info field.
hyphenpipe wrote:I have the media plugin installed, but how do I get it to show this information?
You can show information directly as "custom column" or in the file tooltip.
If you searh in the forum, read the help or beter use the tutorial
The custom column is a topic on the configuration dialog box ! you can add as many profile as you wish !
To see in tooltip you have to use "custom field", the little [+] on right bottom of the display topic of the configuration dialog. You can after, add some new fields for each type of file..
junglemike wrote:Today i found a excellent freeware tool to display all information for any media files (including the ones above) - Mediainfo
I've made a script that uses the dll version. But I needed the help of the script content plugin. Check ghisler dot ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=149182#149182
I hope there is any developer that can use the great source code of the dll version to make a content plugin. mediainfo.sourceforge dot net/en/Download
Sorry for the broken links, this forum software thinks I'm to new and could be a spammer. :/
I change my usual user-defined command em_MediaInfo and make a shameful batch script in order to parse the mediainfo stdout to a file an send it to lister.
User-Defined Command wrote:[face=consolas][em_MediaInfo]
menu=Información de archivos multimedia
cmd="%commander_path%\tools\minfo.bat"
Param=%N[/face]
[face=comicsansms]REM ~ "%programfiles%\Mediainfo\MInfo.exe" %1>%temp%\MEDIAINFO.minfo
REM ~ "%programfiles%\Mediainfo\MInfo.exe" -f %1>%temp%\MEDIAINFO.txt
REM ~ "%programfiles%\Mediainfo\MInfo.exe" --Output=HTML %1>%temp%\MEDIAINFO.HTML
REM ~ "%programfiles%\Mediainfo\MInfo.exe" --Output=XML %1>%temp%\MEDIAINFO.xml
REM ~ "%commander_path%\TOTALCMD.EXE" /S=L:Scilister "%temp%\MEDIAINFO.minfo"
REM ~ "%commander_path%\TOTALCMD.EXE" /S=L "%temp%\MEDIAINFO.txt"
REM ~ "%commander_path%\TOTALCMD.EXE" /S=L "%temp%\MEDIAINFO.html"
REM ~ "%commander_path%\TOTALCMD.EXE" /S=L "%temp%\MEDIAINFO.xml"[/face]
REM lines are examples of the different outputs that mediainfoCLI can offer.
-f > full information
--Output=HTML > htmt formatted output and same for xml
/S=L:Scilister is for present plain text in highlighted text format thru scilister plugin
