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  1. 17th Aug 2006 17:44 #1
    junglemike
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    Is there a gspot-like toot for .mkv and .mp4 containers? - to see what video/audio streams insdie, their bitrate, etc..
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    Not sure about about mp4, but for mkv you can use Vdubmod, File>File Information.
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    Thanks. Yes, but VDubmod has to parse a files for a long time. And it doesn't open all files. For example it doesn't open a .mkv files with x264 video and ogg audio created by mkvtools at all.
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    try mediainfo
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    Thx Baldrick. Mediainfo is really excellent tool.
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