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#545 MediaInfo CLI for Mac not recognizing the same as on Windows

Milestone: Incorrect_result

Status: open

Owner: Jerome Martinez

Labels: FrontEnd - Command line (80)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2012-12-11

Created: 2011-01-26

Creator: 2aladin

Private: No

On Bluray folder structures, mediaInfo for Mac does not recognize Languages and Subtitles at all.
(e.g. the tag only showed "DTS / AC3 / AC3 / AC3" instead of "DTS (en) / AC3 (en) / AC3 (de) / AC3 (es)")
Should the features on both platforms not be the same?

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Jerome Martinez - 2011-02-09

They are intended to be same (no platform specific code for analysis).

I will test sampls I have, maybe I'll find the problem with them.
Non-paid bugs are set to low priority, I don't know when I have time to handle it.

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2aladin - 2011-02-11

Please look here, and you'll understand the problem:
http://www.networkedmediatank.com/showthread.php?tid=43770&page=16

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Jerome Martinez - 2011-02-11

Sorry, but except if you pay me for reading all, I don't have the time to decipher the whole thread. I think I understood the problem (language on an OS and no language on another one, for exactly the same file/folder), what is the value added of your link?

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