Miss amount of video frames and audio samples

[dos386]

By default MI doesn't display amount of video frames and audio samples, and the duration has limited precision.

Using the "-f" switch resolves those 3 problems, but it causes a huuuuge list full of redundant info.

Is there a way to "fix" this myself (some hidden option) or could this behavior be changed ? Is there a special reason to omit this info if "-f" is not specified?

PS: very useful and otherwise well working program … thank you :-)

[Jerome Martinez]

th -f switch is planned for automation. You can create your own template, e.g.:
mediainfo "-Inform=Video;"%FrameCount%" YourFile
mediainfo -Inform=file://template.csx

Some examples are there:
http://mediainfo.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/mediainfo/MediaInfo/trunk/Source/Ressource/Plugin/Custom/

mediainfo -Language=raw -f for the internal name of each field.

[dos386]

Thanks …

mediainfo -Inform=Video;"%FrameCount%"
mediainfo -Inform=Audio;"%SamplingCount%"
mediainfo -Inform=Video;"%Duration/String3%"

do give the result … one result per call …

Is there a special reason for not giving those 2 and full time precision by default ?

[Jerome Martinez]

> do give the result … one result per call …

Look at the template examples… You can do it in one call.

> Is there a special reason for not giving those 2 and full time precision by default ?

Most people are not interested in milliseconds for a 2 hours movie (do you have the count of milliseconds in htedescription of a movie?). Precision is two numbers by default (you have full precision for <1 minute clip)

Some people want something different, and for this there are templates. You can create you own output, you're free.