Identify audio & video codecs required, with VideoInspector

VideoInspector is a tool designed to provide you with as much information as possible about your video files. With VideoInspector you’ll know why your video files has no sound or refuses to play correctly.

video inspector 400x388 Identify audio & video codecs required, with VideoInspector

VideoInspector will help you installing the required Codecs for an optimal performance. It can also inspect your system to find which codecs are available, and it can also process multiple video files and export its result in HTML or plain text files.

Features:

  • Container support : AVI, Matroska, MPEG I, MPEG II, QuickTime
  • Codecs requirements automatic detection
  • Lists installed Audio & Video Codecs
  • FourCC Changer
  • Bitrate Grapher
  • Batch file analysis, exports to CSV and HTML files
  • File integrity check
  • Download required codecs
  • Automatic, content based container format detection
  • Displays movie info : Duration, streams
  • Displays Video stream info : Resolution, bitrate, frames per seconds (FPS)
  • Displays Audio stream info : Sample rate, bitrate, number of channels
  • Calculates video quality factor
  • Ability to burn CDs/DVDs
  • Windows Shell Integration

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  • mulrich

    Or you could just install CCCP, and don’t have to worry about what kind of codec you need. And no, for the love of $deity, don’t install VLC or K-Lite or Ace or some other crap like that.

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