XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-11
From: this@ddress.is.invalid
Daniel70 wrote:
> On 28/02/2025 1:05 am, Frank Slootweg wrote:
> > Daniel70 wrote:
> >> On 27/02/2025 2:29 am, Frank Slootweg wrote:
> > [...]
> >>> Anyway, have you tried to just right-click the file in File Explorer,
> >>> select Properties and look at the 'Details' tab? For a normal video
> >>> file, File Explorer will mention the Length, Frame width and height,
> >>> Data rate, Total bitrate, Frame rate and Audio specs.
> >>
> >> General Details
> >> vid000.mp4 (name changed as suggested by others)
> >> Type of file: TS file (.ts)
> >> Open with: Media Player (Button "Change" which gives option to use
Media
> >> Player, VLC Media Player, Windows Media Player Legacy, Firefox, Notepad,
> >> Word)
> >> Location: On a sub-directory of my USB Drive
> >> Size: 113MB (118,876,060 bytes)
> >> Size on Disk: 113MB (118,882,304 bytes)
> >> Created: Last Friday
> >> Modified: Last Friday
> >> Accessed: Yesterday
> >
> > You say "General Details", but you mentioned info from the 'General'
> > tab, while I referred to the 'Details' tab.
>
> Yes, you are quite correct, there are two tabs (Oh! My failing
> eyesight!!) 'General' and 'Details'
Sorry, I hadn't yet seen this post when I wrote my '1. ... 2. ... 3.
...' post. Your post answers part of item1..
> Listed above is the info as presented by the *General Tab* . The info on
> the 'Details' tab includes ....
>
> Video
> Length 00:00:00
This is clearly wrong! If the length is zero, not wonder you don't
see/hear anything when you play the file.
So you must find out why the length is zero (but the size is 113MB).
> Frame width 730
> Frame height 576
> Data rate 5000kbps
> Total bitrate 5000kbps
> Frame rate 25.00 frames/second
>
> Audio
> Bit rate
> Channels 2 (stereo)
> Audio sample rate 32.000kHz
>
> Media .... Contributing artists, Year, Genre .... all empty
>
> Origin ... Directors, Producers, Writers, Publishers, Content provider,
> Media created, Encoded by, Author URL, Promotion URL, Copyright .... all
> empty
>
> Content .... Parental rating, Parental rating reason, Composers,
> Conductors, Period, Moon, Part of set, Initial key, Beats-per-minute,
> Protected .... all empty.
>
> File
> Name Vid000.mp4.ts <------
That explains why the 'General' tab says "Type of file: TS file (.ts)",
because the name was not vid000.mp4, as you said, but Vid000.mp4.ts.
> Item type TS File
> File location My USB Drive
> Size 113 MB
> Date created 21/02/2025 5:16 PM
> Date modified 21/02/2025 5:16 PM
> Attributes A
> Availability
> Offline status
> Shared with
> Owner Everyone
> Computer This one
>
> (and underneath all this there is a link to 'Remove Properties and
> Personal Information')
>
> > Also see my response to Paul about the discrepancy between the .mp4
> > extension of the file and you reporting "Type of file: TS file (.ts)"
>
> Yeap, as I highlighted above, so does that mean that (really) NOTHING
> with-in the file changed??
Changing the extension does indeed not change the content of the file,
but might (or might not) cause the player software to understand what
type of file it is.
> >>> If that does not help, the MediaInfo utility mentioned by Paul is
> >>> probably your best bet.
>
> Sorry for missing this second tab first time around!!
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