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  1. i have an mkv movie file. this is what mediainfo says for it:-
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    and this is the file properties in windows explorer:-
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    as you can see mediainfo is mentioning video bitrate and windows explorer says that the bitrate it 0. i opened the movie in mkvtoolnix to remove tags, global tag, chapters, audio language and name, video language and name and the subtitles and i muxed the movie

    this is the mediainfo of the muxed file:-
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    and this is the file properties in windows explorer of the muxed file:-
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    as you can see the video bitrate was not showing initially and then it showed in the muxed file

    i have another movie. this is what mediainfo says:-
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    and this is the file properties in windows explorer:-
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    i also muxed the other movie in mkvtoolnix and i removed the same things

    this is the mediainfo of the muxed file:-
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    and this is the file properties in windows explorer of the muxed file:-
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    in the beginning in mediainfo for the other movie the bitrate was 9883 kb/s (1013 kb/s) and then the bitrate became 1013 kb/s in the muxed movie. why is that?

    what concerns me is that windows explorer is still not detecting the bitrate of the muxed file and it still says 0. should i be worried about that or i can ignore it and the movie file will play okay and i can transfer it between different hard disks and the file copy will not freeze because windows explorer cannot detect the bitrate?
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  2. Originally Posted by cns00 View Post
    windows explorer is still not detecting the bitrate of the muxed file and it still says 0. should i be worried about that...?
    No. Explorer is useless for that sort of thing. A third part MKV Shell Extension might get you that field.
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