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This is a complete new project and this time I think I know what I'm doing.

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MediaInfo CLI does not allow to interrogate specific info from a stream that is one of many streams of same type, eg 2nd audio stream when there are 4 audio streams.

In not CLI (eg MediaInfo dll) :::---
Audio stream index 0, is used for single stream count stream, and 1 for first of multi-stream audio.
My MIFO_Lib thing:- https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...light=MIFO_LIB
dont allow for multi-stream info extraction, because the CLI dont work proper. [You can extract everything, and then extract from that, there are functions to do it in MIFO_LIB).

One thing I want is "TOTAL STREAM ORDER" index (dont know what else to call it, ie stream order where all streams of all types are counted).
When using LSMash or ffms2, and wanting to know specific info about a stream that we are perhaps gonna extract (maybe we want stream with greatest video resolution and so have to find out which one we want),
then we need to know TOTAL STREAM ORDER index, and tell LSMash/ffms2 to extract that track (or maybe it is eg video index with LSMash and total index with ffms2, Or the other way around, cant remember, but at least one of them is awkward).

I wish you luck with this project, at least with the CLI version MI, it is not a totally pleasant task.

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I'm quite sure that I dont know what I'm doing.

EDIT: You can check above out by muxing the same multiple video and multiple audio streams in differing orders (EDIT: then try extracting tracks using LSMash and ffms2, you [EDIT: can] get different results I think).
(I used Yamb I think for this ordered muxing).
EDIT: "Differing orders", eg V1,V2,V3,V4,A1,A2,A3,A4 and A1,V1,A2,V2,A3,A4,V3,V4.
Make all video streams different sizes and all audio stream differing samplerates, so you know which one you got.
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You know PowerShell? It's hard to learn but I'm absolutely willing to help.

Are you sure ffms2 or l-smash need total index and not kind index? Sounds like bad design and besides that I don't think MediaInfo gives you this info, I just checked and couldn't find it.

To use the PowerShell function you will need a proper MediaInfo GUI which will show you the names of the parameters you need to query, I don't think the official GUI shows this because I tried it and couldn't find out how to do it. The official MediaInfo CLI app is probably able to show it but I think using a GUI is much easier for this kind of task. I don't know if Lord Mulders GUI shows it, if not you can ask him to support it. My GUI shows it, I think it's the best GUI because it's searchable which dramatically boosts productivity, to use it you will need to learn Open with++ and you need staxrip.

https://github.com/stax76/OpenWithPlusPlus

The docs have a config example to show you exactly the configuration you need:

https://github.com/stax76/OpenWithPlusPlus#mediainfo

You need to enable developer mode in the context menu otherwise it does not show you the parameter names used by the MediaInfo API.

I've also a standalone GUI you can try, I don't remember if it supports dev mode.

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=176886

It's sad how many people still use CMD and how few people use PowerShell and Windows Terminal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gw0rXPMMPE

edit:

Both Mulders GUI and the original GUI show the API parameter names only in XML view and not in text view, my GUI can show it in text view, it's searchable which is the most important feature and it supports High DPI.

edit2:

My standalone GUI does not yet support dev mode but the one in staxrip does.

edit3:

Demuxing with l-smash and ffms2 might not be the best way, especially when dealing with TS, which type of file do you have? There should be better demuxers for all type of files.

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One or other of them defo uses total index, try out the muxing thing, you will get different results [see EDIT's].
I had sort of intended to try do an avisynth dll linking to Mediainfo dll, Tried compiling MI from source, dont think I managed to get it to work,
I thought it was a bit messy (source directories) and things just did not work [old VS2008 project files not maintained].

The 'total' index has entries but need use RAW and FULL to get at them (but not from CLI), forget what they are called though.

MIFO_LIB can extract ALL data, and if you make a mistake, and try to get something where CLI fails, will return the whole lot.

Here, Inform parameters extracted FULL, RAW, from some time in 2016, (~ v0.78), 10KB 7Z, expands to 101KB:- http://www.mediafire.com/file/dqunk8...meters.7z/file

No help required here thanks, I got way to much on my plate already, maybe I get a dll working one day (I really do want that for myself).

EDIT: Not sure, think hi-lited below might be the 'total index'.
Code:
General 
Count                     : Count of objects available in this stream
Status                    : bit field (0=IsAccepted, 1=IsFilled, 2=IsUpdated, 3=IsFinished)
StreamCount               : Count of streams of that kind available
StreamKind                : Stream type name
StreamKind/String         : Stream type name
StreamKindID              : Number of the stream (base=0)
StreamKindPos             : When multiple streams, number of the stream (base=1)
StreamOrder               : Stream order in the file, whatever is the kind of stream (base=0)
FirstPacketOrder          : Order of the first fully decodable packet met in the file, whatever is the kind of stream (base=0)
Inform                    : Last **Inform** call
ID                        : The ID for this stream in this file
EDIT: "Extract Whole Lot"
This post:- https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...21#post1760221
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S = MIFO_Get(Fn,"",Full=True,Raw=True,Debug=DEBUG)SCROLL=True             # Extract Entire Info, Full Raw Parameters and data
Can extract EVERYTHING, for a media file. [Run the demo, uncomment that line, it will scroll the entire extracted text upwards for quite a long time]
The "SCROLL" thing at end of line is a sort of "Easter Egg", where user is supposed to get a surprise when uncommented and run.
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I don't think you get this info from MediaInfo or do you see it here:

https://pastebin.com/NE9Dia8C

edit:

I don't think 'ID' will work for all file types, which file types do you work with?

edit2:

In TS files:

Code:
ID                       : 337
I have doubts that ffms2 and l-smash can handle TS well, will likely often get async audio playback, I would use dgdecnv, ts-doctor or remux to mkv with ffmpeg.

edit3:

AviSynth is not well suited for the stuff you do, have you ever considered VapourSynth? Maybe take a look at staxrip, it's the easiest way for making first steps with VapourSynth as it supports complex scripts like QTGMC and has both code editor and code preview, once you got a raw idea of what VapourSynth can do, you can learn how to use it with a real editor like Visual Studio Code.

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Code:
Video
 
Count                    : 377
StreamCount              : 1
StreamKind               : Video
StreamKind/String        : Video
StreamKindID             : 0
StreamOrder              : 0
ID                       : 1
ID/String                : 1
UniqueID                 : 1
OK missed your edit, maybe its UniqueID [EDIT: NO Its NOT], but I thought was ID in files I was trying.

EDIT: I dont know if at all relevant, but your ID and my Count are both 377, bit of a coincidence. [Count, is I think number of data items extracted by mediaInfo for video stream]

EDIT: "which file types do you work with?"
All of them

EDIT: Might also be 0 relative StreamOrder. [although dont get an entry for type Menu].
from your pastebin post
Code:
Video
StreamOrder              : 0
ID                       : 1

Audio #1
StreamOrder              : 1
ID                       : 2

Audio #2
StreamOrder              : 2
ID                       : 3

Text #1
StreamOrder              : 3
ID                       : 4

Text #2
StreamOrder              : 4
ID                       : 5

Menu
Count                    : 104
StreamCount              : 1
StreamKind               : Menu
StreamKind/String        : Menu
StreamKindID             : 0
EDIT: If you mux multiple video and multiple audio in shuffled order, then MI returns them in all video + all audio, order, but I think at least one of ID/StreamOrder will be in unsorted order.

EDIT:
I wrote below in script when I was last working on this (7 aug 2019 EDIT: Actually that seems a bit too recent, maybe I just edited something in script in Aug), seem to be for LSMashVideoSource
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# ISO seem to find the V/A mux ordered track of the next stream of selectted type, if choose #3 video, and #3 track is audio then will return track 4 if that is video.
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StreamOrder might be it.

In VapourSynth with Python you could access the mediainfo library directly with few lines code. Python is like VB.NET a good and easy language.

https://realpython.com
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Version 2.0 is out, included are three advanced functions that are supposed to cover everything a PowerShell user could ask for.

It's super fast on the second run due to caching and due to the hardware accelerated WPF based Out-GridView.

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3.0 is a bug fix release.

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Cheers Stax, hope I get time to play with it some day.
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Cheers Stax, hope I get time to play with it some day.
Hello StainlessS, how do you show media info at the moment? Maybe try MediaInfo.NET. It can show a folder view powered by Get-MediaInfo and the PowerShell cmdlet Out-GridView. Other than that I only used Get-MediaInfo to help a staxrip power user to write a small script for a requested feature and I use it sometimes to find duplicates:

Code:
gci | gmi | select filename, duration, filesize | group duration | where { $_.count -gt 1 } | select -expand group | format-list

My tools need better documentation, so I improved the website today:

https://github.com/stax76/Get-MediaInfo


If you need PowerShell training please take a look here:

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The most important PowerShell tools are the Windows Terminal that is available for Windows 10 and the Visual Studio Code extension.

I don't know why other people like the terminal, for me it was mpv and Windows Terminal that got me really interested and since then I use the terminal and powershell scripting all the time and really love it.
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I dont often use MediaInfo other than to click on media file and view bare info on explorer status bar, only occasionally use MediaInfo full stuff,
I downed your GUI thing yesterday (probably got an older version somewhere, I down loads of stuff to have it accumulate in an inbox
which has been well overflowed for years, I got about 4 maybe 5 hundred avs dll's alone to sieve through, some in a dozen versions,
and little info on what version they are [ffms2 is a big sinner there]).

Thanx for the Powershell info, gotta get into that at some point, Python also would be on my todo list.
Windows 10, no thanx, I use it on Tablet/Laptop thingy but only in pub, dont want it on desktop.

More power to ya, and thanx again

EDIT: I had not realized it, but Powershell is available on linux.
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PowerShell is unique because it's a hybrid between a command language such as windows batch and bash and a classic scripting language. In a classic language a function call most of the time looks like so:

DoSomething(aaa, bbb)

In powershell you can call a function like this but it gets you unexpected results, you have to call it like so:

DoSomething aaa bbb

So the syntax looks like a command line which makes of course sense for command language.

What makes PowerShell unique and powerful is that it's not only a command language but also a full-blown object-oriented dotnet language with full access to the dotnet ecosystem, so it's much better than bash, the reason why Linux does not have something better than bash is they simply use Python instead.

The downside is that PowerShell is difficult to master, the reasons are it's a very powerful tool and very different compared to classical languages, it was a struggle to reach the point where the struggle transitioned to confidence.

What makes it really important for me is that you can add extension/scripting support to a dotnet app effortlessly, look how simple it is:

https://github.com/staxrip/staxrip/b.../PowerShell.vb

https://github.com/stax76/mpv.net/bl.../PowerShell.cs

What's also nice is sometimes doing something with PowerShell is like 10 times easier than doing something with VB.NET or C#, so I use PowerShell internally more and more solving problems easily and elegantly.

https://github.com/stax76/mpv.net/bl...ommand.cs#L303

I hope you find time someday for powershell and I for python and few other languages.

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Changes in Version 3.3:

- issue with some relative and network input paths fixed by using Convert-Path

- $ErrorActionPreference='Stop' removed because it doesn't make sense to dot source this in the profile because it's not the default

- MediaInfoNET.dll renamed to MediaInfoSharp.dll because Get-MediaInfo and MediaInfoNET.dll are used in MediaInfo.NET and there it caused a bug due to a namespace name clash, settings dialog cannot be opened after the Folder View was shown using Get-MediaInfo, new MediaInfo.NET version will be released soon

- improved website

- issue fixed loading MediaInfoSharp.dll, no longer relies on changing the process path env var.

https://github.com/stax76/Get-MediaInfo
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3.5 fixes an issue with files containing certain characters like brackets.


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https://github.com/stax76/Get-MediaInfo


powershellgallery/powershellget:

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Hi, all.

I'm trying to develop a personal script for dealing with movies and your Get-MediaInfo is ABSOLUTELY KEY for me! ^^

https://gist.github.com/Harrenkyym/8...a92906c75e2d0a (sorry for the spanish comments)

That's all I've coded before touching anything from Get-MediaInfo. The thing is... I don't really know how to start with it. I've installed (theoretically) it and I've tried many things but the only stuff that worked was:

Get-ChildItem 'my path' | Get-MediaInfo | Out-GridView

which was useless for my purpose. I want to check audio tracks from avi, mp4, mkv, see their languages, their channels number, because the purpose of my script is to sync audios from one file to another.

For example, the first step I want to make is to check if the choosen $pelicula_origen is an avi or not, and if it is, to convert it to a mkv. I know I could check last three letters of the string and see if it matches, and if so, to convert. But I wanted to do it using GMI because I wanted to see how it works. But for the moment I haven't got to do anything. ��

And another problem I find is that a lot of paths I have include brackets or accents. If I use -Path 'path with accents or brackets' it shows an error. With other cmdlets I've done it with the -LiteralPath, for example, to create the log file "
Start-Transcript -LiteralPath $ruta_logfile
What I want is, in my GUI I select video file 1, video file 2, set three other options and process. So to set the Path for Get-MediaInfo it should work fine just with the $ defined when I select my file, but it doesn't.

Can you help me? Thanks!

EDIT:

Oh, I forgot, what I really want to check are the frames per second of both videos! Anyway, it's not a matter that I don't know what parameter to set, it is that I'm failing at making get-mediainfo work... :/

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because the purpose of my script is to sync audios from one file to another.
Could you provide more detail on this?

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For example, the first step I want to make is to check if the choosen $pelicula_origen is an avi or not, and if it is, to convert it to a mkv. I know I could check last three letters of the string and see if it matches, and if so, to convert. But I wanted to do it using GMI because I wanted to see how it works.
I would just use the file extension, working with Get-MediaInfo you have to use MediaInfo.NET to check which properties you need to query. First you have to go to the MediaInfo.NET settings and enable raw view to show the parameter names as they are used in the MediaInfo API. When you then look at the media info you will see that in the General section there is a property called Format and it returns AVI:

Code:
Samples> Get-MediaInfoValue .\CSI.avi -Kind General -Parameter Format
AVI
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I want to pick a file with an ES audio track, set the number of ms to apply (+/-) and if needed, a FPS conversion (25->24, 25->23,976, etc) then to mux everything in a mkv.

In my edit I say that I want to check that parameter, frames per second. I'm not asking (for now!) help to develop the script but to make Get-MediaInfo work.

I've typed
Code:
Install-Module -Name Get-MediaInfo
in powershell, I've said yes to all... but I don't know if after that everything is ok, I don't know how to check it.

EDIT for this point

Ok, I've typed Get-InstalledModule in Powershell and it says it is installed. v3.5

END OF EDIT

Speaking of MediaInfo.NET... I haven't installed it because you say
Quote:
Run MediaInfo.NET and right-click to show the context menu, choose Install to register file associations, Windows File Explorer will then show a MediaInfo menu item in the context menu when a media file is right-clicked.
and I don't know how to "run MediaInfo.NET" I need help with that.

EDIT for this point

Ok, I've seen exactly where was the right download and now I have the .exe. But I understand that it is only something I need to check how the parameters are.

END OF EDIT

Now I've tried

Code:
Get-MediaInfoValue $pelicula_origen -Kind General -Parameter Format
being $pelicula_origen a path of an avi or mkv file... and NOTHING happens.

EDIT for this point

That point remains the same. I've even tried with a known path and not a variable (which wouldn't be at all a solution)

Code:
Get-MediaInfoValue 'F:\eMule\Bird.avi' -Kind General -Parameter Format
And the result is the same. Nothing. :/

END OF EDIT

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Sorry for the repost but I think what I discovered worth it, much better than reedit for a third time my last post. That way you notice it.

I've been making some tests and there is a problem with the Get-MediaInfo and a GUI.

What works:
Code:
blabla
})

Get-MediaInfoValue 'F:\eMule\Bird.avi' -Kind General -Parameter Format

$boton_procesar.Add_Click({

$pelicula_origen = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_origen.Text
$pelicula_destino = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_destino.Text
[float]$diferencia_fotogramas = $caja_diferencia_fotogramas.Text
$idioma_vo = $caja_seleccionar_vo.SelectedItem.Value

$ruta_logfile = $pelicula_destino -replace '.mp4$', '.log' -replace '.mkv$', '.log'
[string]$ruta_logfile = $ruta_logfile

Start-Transcript -LiteralPath $ruta_logfile

Stop-Transcript

})

$gui.ShowDialog()
What doesn't work
Code:
blablabla
})

$boton_procesar.Add_Click({

$pelicula_origen = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_origen.Text
$pelicula_destino = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_destino.Text
[float]$diferencia_fotogramas = $caja_diferencia_fotogramas.Text
$idioma_vo = $caja_seleccionar_vo.SelectedItem.Value

$ruta_logfile = $pelicula_destino -replace '.mp4$', '.log' -replace '.mkv$', '.log'
[string]$ruta_logfile = $ruta_logfile

Start-Transcript -LiteralPath $ruta_logfile

Get-MediaInfoValue 'F:\eMule\Bird.avi' -Kind General -Parameter Format

Stop-Transcript

})

$gui.ShowDialog()
I've tried also without success:
Code:
blablabla
})

$boton_procesar.Add_Click({

Get-MediaInfoValue 'F:\eMule\Bird.avi' -Kind General -Parameter Format

$pelicula_origen = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_origen.Text
$pelicula_destino = $caja_seleccionar_pelicula_destino.Text
[float]$diferencia_fotogramas = $caja_diferencia_fotogramas.Text
$idioma_vo = $caja_seleccionar_vo.SelectedItem.Value

$ruta_logfile = $pelicula_destino -replace '.mp4$', '.log' -replace '.mkv$', '.log'
[string]$ruta_logfile = $ruta_logfile

Start-Transcript -LiteralPath $ruta_logfile

Stop-Transcript

})

$gui.ShowDialog()
It is clear that there is a problem with the event .AddClick and Get-MediaInfo.

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