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Ok, thank you for looking into it. I have just re-installed MediaInfo and will do some more testing with Opus files. Maybe MediaInfo got corrupted during an update or after a Windows update (the behaviour of File Explorer was changed a few months back, maybe that's when my problems started, I don't remember). Anyway, I'll report back after a few days of testing. edit: File Explorer crashed again yesterday so I uninstalled MediaInfo again and File Explorer kept crashing when opening a folder with...

Ok, thank you for looking into it. I have just re-installed MediaInfo and will do some more testing with Opus files. Maybe MediaInfo got corrupted during an update or after a Windows update (the behaviour of File Explorer was changed a few months back, maybe that's when my problems started, I don't remember). Anyway, I'll report back after a few days of testing.

Yes I was using the latest version. MediaInfo doesn't crash, it is File Explorer that crashes. But what makes File Explorer crash is the shell extension of MediaInfo. Since uninstalling MediaInfo I have no more problem. You probably need a folder with more than 1 OPUS file in it, the last Explorer crash on my computer happened with 5 files. Here's a sample of 10 OPUS files (from my music library) if you want to test: https://we.tl/t-ryb9wC9KT0 edit: also try and move the Opus files from one folder...

Yes I was using the latest version. MediaInfo doesn't crash, it is File Explorer that crashes. But what makes File Explorer crash is the shell extension of MediaInfo. Since uninstalling MediaInfo I have no more problem. You probably need a folder with more than 1 OPUS file in it, the last Explorer crash on my computer happened with 5 files. Here's a sample of 10 OPUS files (from my music library) if you want to test: https://we.tl/t-ryb9wC9KT0

Shell extension crashes File Explorer with OPUS audio files