Getting video file format parameters from File Explorer


  1. Involute
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    Getting video file format parameters from File Explorer


    Is there an app that integrates with File Explorer that will allow me to hover over or right-click on a video file and get the basic parameters (at least frame rate and frame dimensions, though codec and runtime would also be nice)? Is this already built into Windows 10 and I just don't know about it? Thanks.
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  3. Bree
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    Involute said:
    Is this already built into Windows 10 and I just don't know about it?
    Yes, it is. Right-click on a video file, select Properties, then click on the Detail tab. Everything you asked for (except for codec) should be there...
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  4. Involute
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    Just what I was looking for (I can live without the codec). Thanks!
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  6. Bree
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    You're welcome...
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