How can i see fast and easy the px resolution of a video file? I have a jarge number of video files and i want to know which are 16:9 aspect ratio and which re not. Due to the fact they are hundreds, i wan the process to be fast. I was hoping that i could do this with Bridge, one by one as long as i would just go to the next and next by click and go, but no, there isn't such an option for video file specs in Bridge cc2017... any ideas?
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viewing video file specs fast & easy
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Open it up with QuickTime or VLC and hit Command+I is what I would suggest, but it sounds like you have a desire for something a bit more automated. You could always use VLC and load them all into a playlist and then check each resolution with the info pane?
I don't think any of the mentioned ideas will give you a "16x9" type of result but will tell you "1280x720" or whatever…and you can see that video resolution in the Finder's "Get Info". Open the "Inspector" version of "Get Info" (Option-Command-I) to speed things up.