the only problem is that it doesn't work with xy.
i can see them using WE, but xy just displays the same info as always.
is there any way to make them work in xy as well?
I'm surprised. If it works in WE it should work in XY as well. I have no time now to test though... later...Muroph wrote:i've just installed mediainfo, which has a shell extension to display some very useful things on the file info tips.
the only problem is that it doesn't work with xy.![]()
i can see them using WE, but xy just displays the same info as always.
is there any way to make them work in xy as well?
Just to be sure, you're not using a 64-bit version of Windows (and thus Explorer) with the 32-bit version of MediaInfo?Muroph wrote:i've just installed mediainfo, which has a shell extension to display some very useful things on the file info tips.
the only problem is that it doesn't work with xy.![]()
i can see them using WE, but xy just displays the same info as always.
is there any way to make them work in xy as well?
nope.nas8e9 wrote:Just to be sure, you're not using a 64-bit version of Windows (and thus Explorer) with the 32-bit version of MediaInfo?
In case that is the problem, since a few versions MediaInfo has both a 32-bit as well as a 64-bit version.
Please select a file that has mediainfo properties, try this script, and experiment with the numbers:admin wrote:I'm surprised. If it works in WE it should work in XY as well. I have no time now to test though... later...Muroph wrote:i've just installed mediainfo, which has a shell extension to display some very useful things on the file info tips.
the only problem is that it doesn't work with xy.![]()
i can see them using WE, but xy just displays the same info as always.
is there any way to make them work in xy as well?
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echo property("#2");nope, it didn't work.admin wrote:Please select a file that has mediainfo properties, try this script, and experiment with the numbers:I assume that higher numbers might return mediainfo results... Note that the number is actually the column number in Explorer's file list. So when mediainfo provides columns in Explorer you should be able to find the numbers by counting...Code: Select all
echo property("#2");
If you can retrieve mediainfo properties this way, then XY will be able to do it in the next version.
Thanks for checking. One more idea, please try this:Muroph wrote:nope, it didn't work.admin wrote:Please select a file that has mediainfo properties, try this script, and experiment with the numbers:I assume that higher numbers might return mediainfo results... Note that the number is actually the column number in Explorer's file list. So when mediainfo provides columns in Explorer you should be able to find the numbers by counting...Code: Select all
echo property("#2");
If you can retrieve mediainfo properties this way, then XY will be able to do it in the next version.
using a script i tried every # up to 1000, but only the "normal" properties wre found.
actually, i don't think mediainfo add columns to explorer, only changes (or maybe hijacks) the tooltips of media files.
PS: while hacking my registry not long ago i remember seeing a mediainfo entry with a reference to a "custom property sheet" or something like that.
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echo property("#-1");this works!admin wrote:Thanks for checking. One more idea, please try this:#-1 will show the default info tip as shown in Explorer. I think I never mentioned this anywhereCode: Select all
echo property("#-1");.
Ah, fine. Then I know what to do...Muroph wrote:this works!admin wrote:Thanks for checking. One more idea, please try this:#-1 will show the default info tip as shown in Explorer. I think I never mentioned this anywhereCode: Select all
echo property("#-1");.
My impression is that they are called "Balloon Tips".admin wrote:But what is the name? Does anybody know how MS calls them?
I think that's too general. Also e.g. on the systray they are "Balloon Tips". Isn't there something for these particular tips for file items?zer0 wrote:My impression is that they are called "Balloon Tips".admin wrote:But what is the name? Does anybody know how MS calls them?
File tips? File tips balloon? Those are the two that I managed to come acrossadmin wrote:I think that's too general. Also e.g. on the systray they are "Balloon Tips". Isn't there something for these particular tips for file items?