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MediaInfo deprecated attributes in Version 0.7.37

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I’ve just discovered that the latest version (0.7.37) of MediaInfo has some deprecated attributes and I’ve compiled the full list of deprecated attributes split by the Track type.

General

Menu_Codec_List
Format/String
Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Info
Codec/Url
Codec/Extensions
Codec_Settings
Codec_Settings_Automatic

Video

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Family
Codec/Info
Codec/Url
Codec/CC
Codec_Profile
Codec_Description
Codec_Settings
Codec_Settings_PacketBitStream
Codec_Settings_BVOP
Codec_Settings_QPel
Codec_Settings_GMC
Codec_Settings_GMC/String
Codec_Settings_Matrix
Codec_Settings_Matrix_Data
Codec_Settings_CABAC
Codec_Settings_RefFrames
Resolution
Resolution/String
Colorimetry
Interlacement
Interlacement/String

Audio

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Family
Codec/Info
Codec/Url
Codec/CC
Codec_Description
Codec_Profile
Codec_Settings
Codec_Settings_Automatic
Codec_Settings_Floor
Codec_Settings_Firm
Codec_Settings_Endianness
Codec_Settings_Sign
Codec_Settings_Law
Codec_Settings_ITU
Resolution
Resolution/String
Video0_Delay
Video0_Delay/String
Video0_Delay/String1
Video0_Delay/String2
Video0_Delay/String3
Video0_Delay/String4

 

Image

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Family
Codec/Info
Codec/Url
Resolution
Resolution/String

Menu

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Info
Codec/Url

Text

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Info
Codec/Url
Codec/CC
Resolution
Resolution/String
Video0_Delay
Video0_Delay/String
Video0_Delay/String1
Video0_Delay/String2
Video0_Delay/String3
Video0_Delay/String4

Chapters

Codec
Codec/String
Codec/Info
Codec/Url

 

If you want the full list of all available attributes, then download the DLL version from the MediaInfo download page and go to the Developers/List_Of_Parameters folder.

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