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  1. 17th Dec 2002 23:15 #1
    spooky
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    Is there a way to find out how a file was encoded, what image format was used to capture it, what bit rate, what audio bit rate.
    I have an episode of a show that i would like to know what settings were used to capture it.
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  2. 18th Dec 2002 00:07 #2
    weeyoo
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    I believe there is a utility in the tools section that will give you the horsepower of your mpeg file.
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  3. 18th Dec 2002 01:27 #3
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    Try GSpot or FitCD, they are both in the tools section.
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  4. 18th Dec 2002 18:49 #4
    vinchi007
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    GSpot sux for mpeg, and FitCD is very good AVI.
    I think that the best application for mpeg analizing is VCDEasy. It displays not alot but very importand info on mpeg files. (You have to go to Tools and then to MPEG Tools)

    Hope that helps
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