On May 2, at 4:33 PM, R. D. Preston wrote:
Thanks, but if it only offers a "...not a movie" warning/alert, and won't even open, I couldn't check it with the Movie Inspector. <sigh> If there's another way to check such things, lemmeNoe.
First of all, download the Perian QuickTime component [1]. Even if it can't play the video, it's pretty smart about identifying them.
To identify codecs, I've used some tools under Linux called MPEG4IP. There is a Mac port available [2], but I've not used it. In particular, the MPEG4VOL tool may give you more information than you want.
[1] <http://perian.org/> [2] <http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Video/MPEG4IP.shtml>
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