About Inspect media file
Use the media metadata viewer to understand a file before editing or converting it. You can check video resolution and codec, inspect duration, and read available audio-track details. This is a technical media report, not an editor for embedded tags.
How to inspect video and audio metadata
- Select a local video or audio file.
- Select Process to inspect the readable media tracks.
- Review the technical report and download a text copy if needed.
A practical example
- Input
A supported video file with an audio track.
- Result
A text report listing file size, duration, video dimensions and codec, plus audio codec, sample rate, and channels.
The actual values are read from your file. Missing tracks do not receive invented values.
Supported input and limitations
- One media file up to 512 MB is accepted. Track inspection depends on the format parser's support.
- The report describes primary video and audio tracks. It is not a complete EXIF, GPS, subtitle, chapter, or every-track forensic inventory.
Processing happens on your device. Read about local processing and optional workspace recovery.
Frequently asked questions
Can I check an audio file's sample rate?
Yes, when a readable primary audio track is available. The report includes its sample rate and channel count.
Can this tool remove video metadata?
No. It inspects media and exports a report; it does not rewrite the file or strip embedded metadata.