Expected nothing less from this great developer! Wonderfully helpful app!

Loved the GUI, the options and features.

Putting this into iFFMPEG is a great idea - look forward to that, but in the meantime, this fills a real void for me.

You keep making programs like this and iFFMPEG, you'll be around for a very long time ;-)

Thanks for this great utility!

From the day of iMediaHUD's first release I loved it, though it still needs some important features. I’m not complaining though, the developer deserves kudos for making it free while devs of other such freeware apps have recently thrown them onto the for-profit side of the crApp Store blandwagon. But a couple of issues make this version too annoying for repeated use.

It desperately needs an opacity preference because it’s really hard to read at this level of transparency. If there were such a preference, I’m guessing most people would choose 100% opacity — this transparency fad has already run its course, so the novelty has worn off for most folk. If given an either/or choice, I’m guessing most would rather leave it than take it.

Also, the File menu does absolutely nothing, even though many folks would love to use the kind of Open file command that usually resides under it.

Another major flaw is the paucity of data it illustrates compared to other apps, like VideoSpec and Invisor (not the lite version). Just today I threw an AVI at it and it didn’t list the video bitrate (and yes, I did pull the window all the way down), while both above-mentioned apps did. To some people, it may not seem info-poor because what important info it doesn’t display is more than made up for by its listing of lots of unimportant/useless data.

Nevertheless, it’s a great start.

The transparent bezel display with white type makes the output hard to read. Especially bad with multiple windows open. The drop window doesn't remember its location between launches. Not as much info as other media inspectors