The program uses a low amount of system resources, can guide you through an online help file and didn't cause us any problems during our tests. Don’t expect capabilities to enhance videos, because editing are mostly technical, such as splitting into multiple video chunks, or extracting the audio layer. The application is also packed with some editing tools. It’s possible to export a text document with the video information, switch to batch mode, view online statistics, or open a log file. Burn to disc, split, extract audio, and export dataįurthermore, you can burn data to a CD or DVD, triggering this action from the program interface. You can also use a FourCC editor to change the value for the stream header and stream format. In addition, you can preview the file in the default media player, directly install missing codecs, view a list of installed codecs (FCC, description, version, file path) and a bitrate graph.
Right after you load a video, you can view the duration, video resolution, frames per seconds, bitrate, quality factor and codec, as well as audio channels, sample frequency rate, bitrate and codec. You can insert a video file by using the file browser or the "drag and drop" method. The user interface of the program consists of a standard window in which you can seamlessly navigate.
It supports the AVI, MKV, MPEG and MOV formats. As such, VideoInspector is a software that offers accurate information on your video files.
Working with videos might mean you need to know all there is about the encoder and even related author details.
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