Review
This is official description
VideoInspector helps you to find out why some video files don't work correctly on your system (no sound, no video). It identifies the codec (coder-decoder like DivX) required to play a specific file. VideoInspector can also list all the codecs installed on your system, burn your video files on a CD/DVD (requires VSO's CopyToDVD), export the result in a text or HTML file, and process multiple files at the same time (batch processing).
The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 1.1
VideoInspector 1.1 is an application that provides you with useful information about your video files. If you have got videos on your computer and you don't know why they won't run or you can't listen to the audio, this program will let you know why that is happening. When you know what the problem is VideoInspector 1.1 will help you to install the coder and decoder software you require to play them or fix them. With this application, you will be able to search on your computer what Codecs are available and you will also be able to process more than one video per time and to get the results in HTML or text files. Something great about this program is that it is available in a lot of languages, such as Spanish, Chinese, English, German, Portuguese, French and many more. This program supports formats such as AVI, MPEG I, MPEG II, QuickTime, Matroska and many more. Using this program, you will be able to export your files to CSV and HTML files. The program has an online database, that will help you install all the required codecs. This application will display a lot of information about your video files, such as resolution, bitrate, frames per seconds and how it is working. It will also show you information about your audio files. |
