Where is mediainfo text template located

[iKron]

If i select "View=>Text" i can get follow screen, is there any template available for this output?

Screenshot
https://forum.videohelp.com/images/imgfiles/ZXJQ2wd.png

this is the app i using:
https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo

[DB83]

Not really a template. It is a generated report from the elements of the media that is reported and varies according to the media.


However the generated report, I guess, takes the titles from "program files/mediainfo/plugin/language". Here you will see a csv file for each supported language of the utility. English being en.csv

[iKron]

is there anyway i can get the all keyword which mediainfo generate?

[DB83]

Don't really understand where you come from.


Mediainfo generates the keywords (titles as I put it) that are specific to the media (It can add a couple depending on the source). But there is no point in attempting to add more (some options, but not text-mode, are editable) if it can not parse anything meaningful from the media.


But if you mean something different then do try to explain yourself more clearly.

[iKron]

thank you for the reply, i was looking for media info parameters which i able to find.

however i guess there is no mediainfo default generate template. probably inbuilt.

[_Al_]

To get all available parameters that mediainfo can provide:

@echo off
SETLOCAL
echo video mediainfoCLI

set "mediainfo=C:\tools\Mediainfo CLI\Mediainfo.exe"
set "temp_folder=C:\Temp"
if not exist "%temp_folder%" MD "%temp_folder%"

"%Mediainfo%" --Info-Parameters > "%temp_folder%\parameters.txt"
START  "notepad.exe" "%temp_folder%\parameters.txt"
ENDLOCAL&exit

set mediainfo variable where is your Mediainfo.exe file located on your PC

[_Al_]

sorry, you want result for a video:

"%mediainfo%" "my_mkv.mkv" > "mediainfo.txt"

to get all txt files for all mkv's in a folder:

@echo off
SETLOCAL

set "mediainfo=C:\tools\Mediainfo CLI\Mediainfo.exe"
for %%a in ("*.mkv")  do call :get_mediainfo_text "%%a"
endlocal
echo DONE & pause
goto :eof

:get_mediainfo_text <video file>
"%mediainfo%" "%~1" > "%~n1.txt"

did not test it, but hopefully there is not syntax mistake

[_Al_]

if you want custom print , I guess that is what you want you can base it on this:
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/377677-Video-batch-files#post2468981

[iKron]

thank you all, really appreciate.