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  1. 27th Sep 2004 13:42 #1
    dgk02
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    I have quite a few MPG files of all sorts of different video and audio settings. I never know whether to burn them to VCD, SVCD, or DVD. I once had a utility that would give lots of information for a particular MPG, but I can't find it.

    The ultimate for my purposes would be a utility that would output this in a format that I can copy through the clipboard and use directly elsewhere if that's possible.

    Thanks for any suggestions.
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    Hello,

    I think the newest version of gspot reads mpg. If not you can use powerdvd and access the configurations tab. It will list the audio/video stats.

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  3. 27th Sep 2004 13:51 #3
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    Programs like Video Wizard (womble) and MPEG Encoder (mediaconcept) and even DVD Movie Factory will provide you specs on the mpegs

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  4. 27th Sep 2004 14:15 #4
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    VirtualDub MPEG gives this info - don't think its directly exportable though.
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    DVDpatcher lets you view and alter some of them...
    mpgtx (mpgtx.sf.net) also dmps meg info, but I've found it unreliable as to running length on some mpegs.

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    restream is also good for some data , so is bitrate viewer
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