A straightforward tool for organizing large multi-media collections Also, some features are not available in the “Options” menu. On the other hand, the interface is very simplistic and could use some improvements. However, MediaInfo did not freeze, crash or pop up errors during our tests. The tool uses a moderate amount of system resources and doesn't include a help file. CSV, sheet, text, HTML, XML), create a header file, enable advanced mode, and more. In addition, you can export information in a customized format (e.g. Furthermore, you can toggle the viewing mode between "Basic", "Sheet", "Tree", "Text", "HTML", and others. You can import files or folders by using the file browser or the "drag and drop" method. Customize viewing formats and export to HTML or CSV It is worth mentioning that the tool displays advanced information about media files, including but not limited to whether the file is under Blu-ray or DVD protection, APE and ID3 tags or subtitle formats, just to name a few. You can view the file path, format, file size, duration, overall bitrate and bitrate mode, encoded date, copyright, sampling rate, duration, frame rate, bit depth, scan type, compression mode, stream size, language, and more. But you can also select your preferred custom sheet and text. Once you initiate the tool with the conventional and simple interface, you can configure preferences, such as interface language and output format. Retrieve analyticals and metadata about your media collection
MediaInfo is a program that can provide you with advanced information about your audio and video files. Without denying that most media players come with built-in tag and metadata editors, the truth is that the vast majority are limited in what they can do.
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