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  1. 14th Apr 2006 06:19 #1
    slimpickins
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    i have a file, its 4.1gig, its 89mins long,its wmv, it claims to be 720 not 1080, do u think it has been compressed or is it full wammy, i carnt find a program that can tell me bit-rate and resolution, g-spot doesnt work with anything high quality
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    Originally Posted by slimpickins
    i have a file, its 4.1gig, its 89mins long,its wmv, it claims to be 720 not 1080, do u think it has been compressed or is it full wammy, i carnt find a program that can tell me bit-rate and resolution, g-spot doesnt work with anything high quality
    right-click, and go to properties > summary > advanced ?

    If in doubt, Google it.
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    there isnt any info, on another file completely different the video data rate is 2000 and the audio is like 16,000, resolution is 1280x720, i downloaded it, it was just free porn, now if an application can work that and it equals the same as my other file then i know it is high defention, im just afraid it has been compressed
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    MediaInfo ?

    VSO Inspector maybe ?

    (Both are similar to GSpot but should support WMV)
    If in doubt, Google it.
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