MediaInfo Portable 0.7.6.2 Dev Test 1Submitted by Travis Carrico on March 29, 2008 - 7:09pm
Application: MediaInfo Category: Utilities About: MediaInfo supplies technical and tag information about video and audio files. Download: Download MediaInfo Portable 0.7.6.2 Development Test 1 1.45MB, 1.97MB installed Notes: this probably doesn't need any beta testing, i'm just providing it.
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As always, this should be folded into your previous topic about the last dev release. New dev releases don't warrant a new topic unless you've gone over 90 comments.
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if over 90 comments?
Somebody give me a portable video editor... Please!
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Counting on by one? ;)
If a packet hits a pocket on a socket on a port,
and the bus is interrupted as a very last resort,
and the address of the memory makes your floppy disk abort,
then the socket packet pocket has an error to report :D
A new page
If your Dev test page creates a second page your over 90 I believe. :)
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0.7.7.5
The version 0.7.7.5 has been released.
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yeah, i haven't really been
yeah, i haven't really been keeping up with this because nobody seemed interested in it and i don't really use the program much. it's fair game for anyone to take over
Never mind!
There is no need for an update when noboby is interested. I myself don't use it. I only noticed that the portable version isn't up to date.
:-)
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Actualy i am very interested.
Actualy i am very interested in an update. i found a issue though with this program when i installed the portable version. on the computer i installed it on when ever i right click on a video file i have Mediainfo pop up as an option. this is a similar issue i was having with Notepad++ portable. if that could be resolved i would be happy. this is a spectacular program if you need to see if a video file will work on a specific player or device like Ipod, PSP, Zen and others.