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  1. 16th Apr 2008 20:43 #1
    Xavier
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    Didn't know where to put it, so I chose this one.

    I'm looking for a program, similar to GSpot, that can detect different information about different video files.

    Are there any good alternatives to GSpot?
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    Check the 'Tools List' <<<--- over there on the left. Many of them.
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    It would be good to say what specific info are you looking for, because GSpot, I would say, give all the info there is to find.
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    Originally Posted by tinker
    It would be good to say what specific info are you looking for, because GSpot, I would say, give all the info there is to find.
    Agreed unless he (she?) is using Linux or MAC OS X etc. but then he (she?) didn't say so ... when you don't say we all assume some flavor of MS Windows.

    So if you are using MS Windows ... can't get any better than GSpot !!!

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  7. 17th Apr 2008 10:01 #7
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    I think the tools all have their strengths and weaknesses - you will learn this as you use the tools

    For example, gspot is not very good at parsing info on h.264 files

    e.g. If you wanted to know how many consecutive b-frames were used during encoding (because PS3 or your media player only supports a certain number), avinaptic would be the best choice.
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