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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 885305" data-attributes="member: 18896">That's what I had myself as well, MediaInfo would add a gigantic delay on certain AVI files I had. The only reason I really noticed it (few seconds is less annoying then close to a minute delay) was because I had some files on a slow WiFi share and MediaInfo was copying almost the entire file to analyze.&nbsp;Reported this to MediaInfo developers, supplied them with the trouble file in question, and they fixed it. It did require a change to MePo, MovPic and TVS as well to accept the new MediaInfo parameter, but that eventually got all fixed.&nbsp;However codecs and file containers constantly change over time, so maybe you have a file that causes a new problem that has not been fixed yet. You can actually disable MediaInfo.dll for an easy test by just renaming the DLL to MediaInfo.DLL.OLD or something and see if the problem then goes away to confirm it is indeed MediaInfo causing it.&nbsp;Updating MediaInfo.dll might be a solution, but if you already run the current version (v0.7.58 is latest), then you are left with contacting their developers at the SourceForge website and they will provide you with FTP details to give them the mediafile in question that is causing issues (assuming it's not super large, my problem file was 350MB so not too bad).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 885305, member: 18896"] That's what I had myself as well, MediaInfo would add a gigantic delay on certain AVI files I had. The only reason I really noticed it (few seconds is less annoying then close to a minute delay) was because I had some files on a slow WiFi share and MediaInfo was copying almost the entire file to analyze. Reported this to MediaInfo developers, supplied them with the trouble file in question, and they fixed it. It did require a change to MePo, MovPic and TVS as well to accept the new MediaInfo parameter, but that eventually got all fixed. However codecs and file containers constantly change over time, so maybe you have a file that causes a new problem that has not been fixed yet. You can actually disable MediaInfo.dll for an easy test by just renaming the DLL to MediaInfo.DLL.OLD or something and see if the problem then goes away to confirm it is indeed MediaInfo causing it. Updating MediaInfo.dll might be a solution, but if you already run the current version (v0.7.58 is latest), then you are left with contacting their developers at the SourceForge website and they will provide you with FTP details to give them the mediafile in question that is causing issues (assuming it's not super large, my problem file was 350MB so not too bad). [/QUOTE]

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