Mediainfo is a lightweight utility that reveals technical details about video and audio files. It reports codec names, container formats, bitrates, frame rates, resolution and audio channels so you can understand exactly what a media file contains and how it will behave during playback or editing. Use it as a media analyzer to inspect streams, check subtitle tracks, view chapter tables and confirm sample rate and bitrate. If you need to get bitrate or get resolution values for multiple files, batch processing and export options make it easy to gather consistent media info. The tool supports a wide range of file types and popular video and audio codecs, and it presents information in clear, searchable layouts. Available for Windows and Android, the utility offers both a simple graphical interface and a command-line mode for automation. Output can be exported to CSV, JSON or plain text for reporting and integration with asset managers and editing tools. Whether you need to verify codec compatibility, get resolution details for a batch of clips, or extract audio channel layouts, this media info utility helps professionals and hobbyists manage libraries and avoid playback issues.


I feel so-so about MediaInfo. While it delivers decent file insights, there are some inconsistencies that bother me. It’s user-friendly, but I expected more reliability. Might stick around and see if updates improve it. Could be a great tool with fixes!