MediaInfo
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Pros
- Have used MediaInfo for many years with no issues.
- Been using it for years. Assuming you get it from a legitimate source, it's 100% safe.
- Been using it for years nothing to worry about
- Concur. Been using it for a long time now.
- MediaInfo is 100% safe. It's an essential part of most media toolkits.
Cons
- You can usually find out if you check the file with MediaInfo and it has a framerate that is between 23.976 and 29.997 fps, like 24.7 or something like that.
- I looked at mediainfo and tried to verify if I shot on 1/50 shutter, but it mentioned that I shot on 1/51 shutter / 177,5°. Then I looked at the mediainfo of some shots I shot on 50fps, and it mentioned that I shot on 1/101 shutter / 17...
- Parent context: Not malware, but adware. It shows ads time to time. Reply: I've only ever seen the ad button on the top right myself
- Not malware, but adware. It shows ads time to time.
Sentiment
6 positive (60%) · 4 mixed (40%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +57% · raw score 60%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
You can usually find out if you check the file with MediaInfo and it has a framerate that is between 23.976 and 29.997 fps, like 24.7 or something like that.
I looked at mediainfo and tried to verify if I shot on 1/50 shutter, but it mentioned that I shot on 1/51 shutter / 177,5°. Then I looked at the mediainfo of some shots I shot on 50fps, and it mentioned that I shot on 1/101 shutter / 177,5°
Parent context: Not malware, but adware. It shows ads time to time. Reply: I've only ever seen the ad button on the top right myself
Not malware, but adware. It shows ads time to time.
Have used MediaInfo for many years with no issues.
Been using it for years. Assuming you get it from a legitimate source, it's 100% safe.
Been using it for years nothing to worry about
Concur. Been using it for a long time now.
MediaInfo is 100% safe. It's an essential part of most media toolkits.
Thanks I'm going to give MediaInfo a try!
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