How do I list all MKV runtimes from a folder?

[Lincoln Burrows]

Folks,
I have 533 Matroska files (thanks to MAKEMKV) converted from a Blu-ray disc.

This number is quite large, due to the number of extra features, and Windows 7 cannot tell me the runtime from each file while I am viewing the properties of this folder.

What I need is simple: a list from the runtimes from this folder (is there a way to extract this info from all of them at once?). If I had AVI files instead of MKV, Windows would have told me this info, but not with MKVs.

Based on the runtimes I will be able to find which files I am looking for in order to do a simple task: name them (something like "Making Of - part 12" instead of title514.mkv, if you know what I mean). :)

[MatLz]

MatroskaProp

Rather old but rather good.

[Lincoln Burrows]

MatroskaProp will only display some info if you click with the right button from the mouse and select properties from each file, so it's worthless to what I was planning to do. I need the statistics from 533 files at once.

[MatLz]

Sure ?
http://data.imagup.com/11/1134603662.png (http://www.imagup.com/data/1134603662.html)

[Chetwood]

Total Commander can list all files and their properties easily.

[Lincoln Burrows]

MatLz, you must be using a different Windows version, at least in Windows 7 MatroskaProp does not work.

And Total Commander cannot show any info about MKV files. It seems this is another old software.

Anyone can suggest other alternatives? I am going to waste a lot of time trying to identify each video one by one.

I only need to know their runtimes, that's all.

[Chetwood]

What I need is simple: a list from the lengths from this folder
I thought you simply meant listing the file size of each file and writing it to a list which is possible with Total Commander.

[Lincoln Burrows]

I need something like this:

http://i.imgur.com/ERVD8.png

Windows 7 is not recognizing Matroska files to list their runtimes in each folder.

[setarip_old]

I believe you're actually referring to "runtime" and NOT file size (or length)...

[Lincoln Burrows]

I believe you're actually referring to "runtime" and NOT file size (or length)... Sorry for the confusion, english is not my native language and somehow I remembered this word but it's not related to what I was asking:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Length

I have also tried this solution but it didn't worked.

I thought I'd seen this feature in Total Commander before so I've been browsing the official forums which do have a solution. Download and install (by double-clicking on the zip) this plugin in Total Commander. Replace the dll in the plugins folder with the one from a current Mediainfo installation.

In Total Commander select Configuration > Options > Custom Columns > New > Add Column > + > TCMediainfo > Duration.