Quote:
Originally Posted by Murvel
Thanks for a great app.
I use it sometimes to compare different edits of the same clip, and I think it would be helpful if the app would always report the exact duration of a clip, down to seconds or even frames. As of now, you see duration in seconds for shorter clips only, whereas hours and minutes is all you see for longer clips.
Thanks again.
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Try with options
--Full and
--Language=raw, which should give you output like this:
Code:
.\mediainfo.i686.exe --Full --Language=raw "C:\Path\to\Movie.mkv"
General
[...]
Duration : 5764920
Duration/String : 1h 36mn
Duration/String1 : 1h 36mn 4s 920ms
Duration/String2 : 1h 36mn
Duration/String3 : 01:36:04.920
Duration/String4 : 01:36:04:23
Duration/String5 : 01:36:04.920 (01:36:04:23)
[...]
Or, alternatively, use
--Output=XML option:
Code:
.\mediainfo.i686.exe --Output=XML "C:\Path\to\Movie.mkv"
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<MediaInfo
xmlns="https://mediaarea.net/mediainfo"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="https://mediaarea.net/mediainfo https://mediaarea.net/mediainfo/mediainfo_2_0.xsd"
version="2.0">
<creatingLibrary version="18.05" url="https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfo">MediaInfoLib</creatingLibrary>
[...]
<FileSize>4334673157</FileSize>
<Duration>5764.920</Duration>
[...]