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vidschlub · 3rd November 2016, 01:27

Thank you all for the help, MediaInfo does actually look powerful, albeit clunky user interface.

I got it displaying the data I needed, however I can't actually sort by video width or bitrate or any of the columns. Based on the look of the package, I'm figuring this is normal, right? :/

The Windows Explorer concept isn't bad, except we're looking at 1000 to 5000 files here, in literally hundreds of directories. So I can't actually view all files from the root path in one view.

Is there another package like MediaInfo which can summarize my media for me? (thanks, sorry)

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vidschlub Registered User Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 20	Thank you all for the help, MediaInfo does actually look powerful, albeit clunky user interface. I got it displaying the data I needed, however I can't actually sort by video width or bitrate or any of the columns. Based on the look of the package, I'm figuring this is normal, right? :/ The Windows Explorer concept isn't bad, except we're looking at 1000 to 5000 files here, in literally hundreds of directories. So I can't actually view all files from the root path in one view. Is there another package like MediaInfo which can summarize my media for me? (thanks, sorry)