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1. #Understanding mediainfo install#
2. #Understanding mediainfo portable#
3. #Understanding mediainfo license#

X MPEG Audio, AAC, Vorbis: removal of irrelevant Resolution field even from containers

#Understanding mediainfo license#

+ License changed to LGPLv3+ for license simplification (same license as the library) + Linux library: visibility is now limited to the official API

+ MPEG-TS: PCR timestamp can be extracted in real time X #2920138, XML output: invalid char in XML tags X #2952638, XML output: sometimes empty tags X #2952637, Id3v2.2: PIC tag was not well read X #2952623, Id3v2: USLT with ISO-8859-1 charset was not well read X AMR in MPEG-4: crash with some specific files X MPEG-4: managing different kinds of compressor name format X MPEG-4: some bitrates to zero with a null bitr or btrt atoms X MPEG-PS and MPEG-TS: crash with some files + AMR: more atributes (Sampling rate, duration.) + RIFF: Skipping OpenDML frame count (not always valid), when index is available + MPEG-4: handling of video streams with a different last frame duration + MPEG-2 Video: new profiles (4:2:2, Multi-view) + Display Aspect Ratio 3:2 instead of 1.500 + MPEG-4 Visual: Duration for raw streams + VorbisCom-based comments (FLAC, OGG.): support of new fields + RIFF: Handling of INFO chunk in hdlr chunk + Albanian, Belarusian translations updated Languages (other than english and French) : not all words are translated, I need translators! #number is the identifier of bug report/requested feature/patchīug reports and feature request are here : Here is a copy-paste from the history file of MediaInfo 0.7.28 The GUI is OK, could be streamlined a bit.ĭo i always have to do everything myself? MediaInfo itself is an excellent source of info for just about any type of media file you have on your system.

Not so hard, is it? Although I guess it's much more fun to throw reason to the wind and respond with "OMG!! Malware, n00bs! ROFL!".

#Understanding mediainfo install#

that includes an explanation of what it is, as well as a link to the zip version should you not want to install OpenCandy. Following the "We use OpenCandy" link, leads to an F.A.Q. That they use OpenCandy may be annoying, but they clearly state that they use it on the program's home page. For this reason, ESET assigns them a lower-risk category than other types of malicious software, such as trojan horses or worms."Īll you have to do to avoid it is download the zip version. There are some situations where a user may feel that the benefits of a potentially unwanted application outweigh the risks. It is considered adware.įrom ESET: "A potentially unwanted application is a program that contains adware, installs toolbars or has other unclear objectives. OpenCandy is not classified as malware (malicious software). Some of the Chicken Little's here really need to do a little research.

#Understanding mediainfo portable#

You can of course Look around for a portable version of MediaInfo. ^_^ĭo the same on ANY External drives which contain Apps. OCsetuphlp.dllįIND it MEANS: It is lurking Inside a file & waiting to be Installed. įIND it MEANS: It is Installed & you will need a removal ToolĢ) Scan/Search your C: drive for. into Quarantine.Īnyone who is really freaky about Open Candy. I Select "Clean" which moves the file OCsetuphlp.dll. Me that OCandy is trying to be Installed. I then put the file into a new folder on my desktop & ESET givesįrom this point, I make it portable which requires Unpacking. # Open Candy aint a threat unless it is installed #.ĭuring Download, my ESET nod32 triggers 3 times.