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MP4 Inspector is a Windows based program that parses, and displays MPEG-4 file data structure (Boxes / Atoms) and related details, supports ISO MPEG-4 (ISO/IEC 14496-12, ISO/IEC 14496-14, ISO/IEC 14496-15), iTunes, QuickTime, 3GPP and IIS Smooth Streaming file formats.
Written in Visual Basic 2010.
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Amazing tool. I have been using Mp4 Explorer, mp4parser. They are good tools. I have to say MP4 Inspector is the best. It has just helped me solve a problem that has been bugging me for many days. Thank you.
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Simple but amazing to check if MP4 files are corrupted or not
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This is an excellent and invaluable tool. Thank you very much. It's already saved me hours of frustrating work. I do have one minor quibble, though. When the program detects an invalid numeric field, it pops up an error indicating "A value too large or too small for a 64-bit number" (I don't remember the exact wording) and displays no further information. It would be helpful if, when it indicates this error, it displays whatever data it was able to parse up to that point.
