urbanriot
join:2004-10-18
St Catharines, ON | reply to Matt
Re: One click app to determine if ISO is NTSC or PAL?
Damn! I was excited when the first DVD-5 ISO I tried gave me exactly what I was looking for in record time... but then it failed on all the DL ISO's, which is mainly what I need it for.
So close!! Thanks anyhow, Matt! |
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Matt
Take me down to the paradise city
Premium
join:2003-07-20
Jamestown, NC | reply to urbanriot
I love mediainfo: »mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en |
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urbanriot
join:2004-10-18
St Catharines, ON | reply to JohnQPublic
Thanks, good suggestion, I'll do that when my eyes stop bleeding from a full day of staring at a PC screen... rughh! |
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JohnQPublic
Premium
join:2002-03-22
Xanadu | reply to urbanriot
Try rooting around here...
»www.videohelp.com/tools |
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urbanriot
join:2004-10-18
St Catharines, ON
 ·Cogeco Cable
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I'm using IfoEdit now but I'd like something that involves a lot less clicking. Gspot didn't work, wouldn't read the contents of the ISO, or at least provide any relevent information. VLC I'd already tried, doesn't give you any information anywhere that I can see that indicates PAL or NTSC; if you check codec info it sometimes lists the framerate and you can guess based on that, but most of the time it doesn't.
I'd like something a little quicker than mounting the image.
Sounds like I'm being a pain, but I've had a quick app that did this before and it was a suggestion from someone else and I can't find it again :0 |
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JohnQPublic
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join:2002-03-22
Xanadu
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I use IfoEdit, but you have to be able to see the DVD contents. For that I use MagicDisc to mount the image.
»www.ifoedit.com/
»www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-···view.htm |
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Bartmole
join:2008-04-03 | reply to urbanriot
I think GSpot read's iso, mediainfo if mkv, VLC player give's info. Not 1 click but can be extracted by Isobuster to VIDEO_TS and the vob read. |
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urbanriot
join:2004-10-18
St Catharines, ON
·Cogeco Cable
| Is anyone familiar with a one click application that will quickly tell me if an ISO contains NTSC or PAL video? I actually had an app that did this in a previous OS but I've long since lost and forgotten it. If not one click, if anyone can suggest an app that can tell me with minimal clicks.
Thanks in advance! |
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