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  1. 18th Feb 2009 12:46 #1
    jgombos
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    There used to be an application that gave a detailed analysis of what codecs were used in a given container file. I thought it was called gstring, and was on this site. Anyone know what tool I'm talking about?
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    You are probably thinking of Gspot. There is also MediaInfo that can give you information about a video file. Other codec/video identifier programs: https://www.videohelp.com/tools/sections/codec-video-identifiers
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    ah, yes. Thanks!
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    You made my day, understandable confusion though.

    I will tell my wife I know where her g string is !
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    I literally "laughed out loud" when I saw that subject title. Thanks!

    I second redwudz suggestion of mediainfo.
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