Since v2.1 it can compare extended data for multiple files.

I think you misunderstood my comment, Mr. Pozdeev. I like Invisor for analyzing a single movie file. But the way it lists info for multiple files is awkward because it shows only one at a time — it’s not possible to view the info for both files simultaneously.

The other major media analyzers (even the free ones) make it much easier to compare movies, songs, video/audio elementary streams, subtitles, etc. either by displaying their analyses together in one window (VideoSpec) or side-by-side simultaneously (iMediaHUD, Media Inspector). The next version of Invisor must do the same to be considered on par with those apps.

It has "Compare" feature. Maybe that's what you talking about? http://www.pozdeev.com/invisor/shot4.jpg

Thanks for pointing that out, Max. I guess I never knew about Invisor's ‘Compare’ function because it’s tucked away under the File menu, which I never use in Invisor. After you informed me about it, I also discovered that a very handy ‘Compare’ button can be added to Invisor's toolbar using the ‘Customize Toolbar' command under the ‘View’ menu.

I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of licensed users are unaware of Invisor's ‘Compare’ function. To make it more obvious in future versions, perhaps the ‘Compare’ toolbar button should be enabled by default so people will notice it the first time they open Invisor. I imagine that would precipitate a surge in use and improved sales.

Anyway, thanks again for straightening me out about Invisor’s ‘Compare' function.