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  1. 2nd Mar 2004 07:05 #1
    MasterThomasMI
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    Greetings

    I've searched unsucessfully for a tool that will let me get the properties of a video. Mostly I'd like a quick check to see if the video is ntsc or pal and some other basics.

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  2. 2nd Mar 2004 08:41 #2
    redwudz
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    Maybe you have already tried these, but AVIcodec and Gspot should tell you. AVIcodec will tell you for example 25fps and 720 X 576 which would be PAL MPG.
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    MasterThomasMI
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    that was GREAT! redwudz

    AVI codec is what I needed... Thanks
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    Videotoolbox is pretty cool too. I like it because it has shell integration(right click menu) that saves me a couple of mouse clicks compared to hitting "Properties" then "Summary". I'm lazy, I know. :P
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    another great tool is gspot.

    josh
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    [EDIT]

    Originally Posted by redwudz
    Maybe you have already tried these, but AVIcodec and Gspot should tell you.
    hmm...didn't notice he already said gspot...maybe he edited the post...or maybe i'm going blind...

    [EDIT2] holy crap i edited with a new post...i'm going to bed
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    Originally Posted by DiablosuX102
    [EDIT2] holy crap i edited with a new post...i'm going to bed
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  8. 2nd Mar 2004 12:13 #8
    Kyle_Katarn
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    I'm the developper of VideoToolbox : http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb

    Feel free to contact me if you need help !

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  9. 2nd Mar 2004 13:30 #9
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    Kyle_Katarn,

    Is there any way to incorperate display for Interlaced / Progressive format?
    Also, report Field Order for interlaced source? That would be cool.

    Just a thought.
    Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........
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    In addition, I'd like to suggest incorporating mp4 and OGM container support.
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  11. 2nd Mar 2004 15:29 #11
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  12. 3rd Mar 2004 07:00 #12
    MasterThomasMI
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    Originally Posted by Kyle_Katarn
    I'm the developper of VideoToolbox : http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb

    Feel free to contact me if you need help !
    OK Contacting you <G>

    I've gotten VideoToolbox and well the first movie I tried didn't show any Video properties (middle section). What does that mean ?

    Thomas
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  13. 3rd Mar 2004 09:50 #13
    Kyle_Katarn
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    Which container ? (AVI, OGM, MKV ?)
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