GSpot is a Windows-based freeware designed to identify codecs used in video files. In addition, the application checks if the required DirectShow filters or Video for Windows codecs are installed and configured for proper playback. While originally created to support AVI, it was expanded to include full support for Ogg and limited support for other commercial container formats, including versions of MPEG, QuickTime movie, and Windows Media Video.
GUI for MediaInfo, an open source tool for displaying technical information about media files.
Themonospot is a simple application that can be used to scan multimedia files and extract some informations about audio and vi ...
Media Inspector, formerly MediaInfo Mac, is a tool designed for the Audio & Video professional or enthusiast. It helps in ...
Ever had a movie where you could only hear the sound and there were no video? Or only video and no sound? That's almost certai ...
Small application that scans movie/video files for their properties like used codecs, audio tracks, audio languages, subtitles ...
AVIcodec is a free multimedia file analyser for Windows. Find avi and divx codecs, solve codecs issues.
For Windows 10 Desktop. Extract immediatelly all video and audio info from any given Media file (video or audio). View filmstr ...
[The standard installer is bundled with adware, but the portable version is clean and adware free: http://www.videohelp.com/so ...
VideoInspector is a tool designed to provide you with as much information as possible about your video files. With VideoInspec ...
VideoSpec is a free AppleScript studio App (Xcode 3.0 on Leopard) making use of MediaInfo CLI, MPlayer, FFmpeg, qt_tools and A ...
AVInaptic is a program with a simple GUI (GTK +2) that analyzes file type AVI, ASF / WMV, MP4/MOV, Matroska (MKV), OGG, OGM, F ...