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Program for determining .avi codecs, bit rates etc?
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Is there a small free program for OS X that will tell you what video and audio codecs .avi and .mpg files are using as well as other pertenant info about the file? I can do a little of that with quicktime pro but was looking for something that would give more detail.
Gspot for Windozes ( http://www.headbands.com/gspot/) does exactly what I am looking for but I cant find anything like it for the Mac 
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(Last edited by Rumor Addict; Feb 11, 2004 at 04:53 AM.
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hmmm I guess this doesnt exist?
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Originally posted by Axo1ot1:
QuickTime
Quicktime doesnt give correct info. For example I may have a Divx 3 avi but it will ident it as Divx 4.5 because that is the codec it is using.
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the app I write can tell you that stuff (cmd-i for info). Or ffmpeg (less info but reads more file types)
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