With this project you can access the metadata of a video (e.g. its duration, bitrate, codec, etc.).
This project uses a wrapper for ffprobe in order to achieve this. ffprobe is a part of FFmpeg and extracts information from multimedia streams in a way the output is readable by humans and machines alike. It's required for this project to work.
The project comes with a class that automatically downloads the tool for you.
Quickly install Alturos.VideoInfo via NuGet by pasting this into the Package Manager Console:
PM> Install-Package Alturos.VideoInfo
var videoFilePath = "myVideo.mp4";
var ffprobePath = @"ffmpeg\ffprobe.exe";
var videoAnalyer = new VideoAnalyzer(ffprobePath);
var analyzeResult = await videoAnalyer.GetVideoInfoAsync(videoFilePath);
var videoInfo = analyzeResult.VideoInfo;
//videoInfo.Format.Filename = "TestVideos\\video1.mp4"
//videoInfo.Format.NbStreams = 1
//videoInfo.Format.NbPrograms = 0
//videoInfo.Format.FormatName = "mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2"
//videoInfo.Format.FormatLongName = "QuickTime / MOV"
//videoInfo.Format.StartTime = 0
//videoInfo.Format.Duration = 120 //seconds
//videoInfo.Format.Size = 2088470 //bytes
//videoInfo.Format.BitRate = 139231
//videoInfo.Format.ProbeScore = 100
//videoInfo.Format.Tags["encoder"] = Lavf57.76.100
//videoInfo.Streams[0].CodecType = "video" //Video, Audio
//videoInfo.Streams[0]...Currently Windows and MacOS are supported
var fileDownloader = new FileDownloader();
var result = await fileDownloader.DownloadAsync("ffmpeg");
//if (result.Successful)
//{
// var ffprobePath = result.FfprobePath;
//}
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