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Video bitrate

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dhokes

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Original poster
Dec 5, 2012
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Is there anyway to find out the bitrate of a video in Mountain Lion?

I know VLC shows resolution and frame rate but it doesn't show the bitrate.
 
Works in .mkv, too.

Isn't this what you'te looking for? :confused:
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Aren't you guys overlooking that Quicktime Player X will do this? Just hit command-I and it will give you a consolidated bitrate. Granted, it doesn't give a very detailed breakdown, but it will give you what you're looking for.
 
Erendiox said:
Aren't you guys overlooking that Quicktime Player X will do this? Just hit command-I and it will give you a consolidated bitrate. Granted, it doesn't give a very detailed breakdown, but it will give you what you're looking for.
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Then again, Perian needs to be installed in order to open MKV files in QT Player. One way or another, one needs to download and install something.
 
Thanks for all the replies.

I think I'll check out VideoSpec.
 
Is the an App where I can compare two files (file1.mkv) and (file2.mkv) which may/may not be the same size/have the same resolution/bit rates?
 
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