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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1018275" data-attributes="member: 18896">If you open SBS media with MediaInfo GUI app you will see that there are a lot of container formats that have room in the header to specify all this extra information. The big problem is that nobody made a standard before it was used by users/applications, so it is a pretty big mess regarding consistency. However there is definatly support in MK3D, AVI, MP4 and MKV container formats and MediaInfo can read this info.&nbsp;So MovPic can be adjusted to use it, and there is an open ticket/issue at the Google code project side on this.&nbsp;That still does not solve it, because the person who encoded the file would have to 'set' the attributes, but there are 3rd party tools available that allow an end-user to modify them afterwards, so no matter what there is a solution available.&nbsp;I actually located a post I made back on November 4th, 2011, where MediaInfo had already added support:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1018275, member: 18896"] If you open SBS media with MediaInfo GUI app you will see that there are a lot of container formats that have room in the header to specify all this extra information. The big problem is that nobody made a standard before it was used by users/applications, so it is a pretty big mess regarding consistency. However there is definatly support in MK3D, AVI, MP4 and MKV container formats and MediaInfo can read this info. So MovPic can be adjusted to use it, and there is an open ticket/issue at the Google code project side on this. That still does not solve it, because the person who encoded the file would have to 'set' the attributes, but there are 3rd party tools available that allow an end-user to modify them afterwards, so no matter what there is a solution available. I actually located a post I made back on November 4th, 2011, where MediaInfo had already added support: [/QUOTE]

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