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There are several way to use it, one of them is to get it integrated into eMule. | There are several way to use it, one of them is to get it integrated into eMule. | ||
| − | == | + | == How can you use it? == |
To get it working with eMule and be able to see more information about the files you are downloading/sharing, you just need to download one of the archives here: | To get it working with eMule and be able to see more information about the files you are downloading/sharing, you just need to download one of the archives here: | ||
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The next time you start eMule, it employs the functions made available in the mediainfo DLL. eMule will then be able to detect more filetypes and codecs, and will be able to show additional information if available (like title, author, program used and such) in the in the file -> detail -> content tab. | The next time you start eMule, it employs the functions made available in the mediainfo DLL. eMule will then be able to detect more filetypes and codecs, and will be able to show additional information if available (like title, author, program used and such) in the in the file -> detail -> content tab. | ||
| − | If mediainfo is not available eMule will use it's own internal detection routines to detect codecs and tags. These internal routines are very limited, and they work only on specific types of files. Hence the reason why the mediainfo | + | If mediainfo is not available eMule will use it's own internal detection routines to detect codecs and tags. These internal routines are very limited, and they work only on specific types of files. Hence the reason why the mediainfo routines are popular. |
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== Versions working with eMule == | == Versions working with eMule == | ||
| − | *At the time of writing the current version of MediaInfo is 0.7.4. | + | *At the time of writing the current version of MediaInfo is 0.7.4.5 and works correctly with eMule 0.47c. |
*Versions 0.7.0.3 is also a known working version. | *Versions 0.7.0.3 is also a known working version. | ||
*Version 0.7.10 can cause extreme usage of resources depending on the file type. See [http://forum.emule-project.net/index.php?s=&showtopic=30734&view=findpost&p=742153 xtreme topic] | *Version 0.7.10 can cause extreme usage of resources depending on the file type. See [http://forum.emule-project.net/index.php?s=&showtopic=30734&view=findpost&p=742153 xtreme topic] | ||
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Mediainfo is capable to deliver far more data (technical data) compared to what eMule is able to show in the content tab (only tags?). We hope the capabilities of eMule (or others mods) will be extended with further improvements to Mediainfo ;) | Mediainfo is capable to deliver far more data (technical data) compared to what eMule is able to show in the content tab (only tags?). We hope the capabilities of eMule (or others mods) will be extended with further improvements to Mediainfo ;) | ||
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[[category:Howto]] | [[category:Howto]] | ||
