## Media Information Window

| ## You can bring up the Media Information window by doing any of: Opening up the window from the main toolbar's button. By using By double clicking on an image in the Reel List window.

The Image Information window displays detailed information about the image, movie or sequence being displayed in the foreground.
Some of these attributes may be interactively modified, either to change the display behavior of the image or to modify how an image is saved.
The available information is:

### Image Tab

Attribute | Explanation
--- | ---
Directory | refers to the directory where the file resides.
Filename | refers to the filename(s) the movie, image or sequence refers to.
Sequence | true if the filename refers to a whole sequence of images, false if it refers to a single image or movie.
Video Streams | Number of video streams in movie file
Audio Streams | Number of audio streams in movie file
Subtitle Streams | Number of subtitle streams in movie file
First Frame | First Frame to Display in Movie or Sequence files
Last Frame | Last Frame to Display in Movie or Sequence files
Frame Start | First Frame with Data in Movie or Sequence files
Frame End | Last Frame with Data in Movie or Sequence files
Width | The current width of the image, sequence or movie.
Height | The current height of the image, sequence of movie.
Real Width | The real width of the image, sequence or movie in case the width is a proxy.
Real Height | The real height of the image, sequence of movie in case the height is a proxy.
Aspect Ratio | The actual aspect ratio of the image (ie. resolution width / resolution height ).
Pixel Ratio | The shape of the pixels in the image. A pixel ratio of 1 refers to square pixels (like those of a printer or monitor). A different value refers to pixels for other media (usually, NTSC or PAL video).
Position X | The X translation of the image.
Position Y | The Y translation of the image.
Scale X | The X scaling of the image.
Scale Y | The Y scaling of the image.
Display Window | The Display Window of the image (OpenEXR).
Data Window | The Data Window of the image (OpenEXR).
Depth | The color depth of each channel (8-bits, 16-bits, or 32-bits for float images).
Image Channels | Number of image channels in the image.
Color Space | Color Space of the movie file.
Color Range | Color Range of the movie file.
Render Pixel Format | Render Pixel Format for movie file.
Rendering Intent | The embedded rendering intent for this image.
Gamma | The built-in gamma of the image (if any).
Input Color Space (ICS) | The OCIO Input Color Space (ICS) for the image when using OpenColorIO. This transform turns, for example, a log camera image into a linear one.
IDT Transform | Any Input Device Transform (IDT) CTL (Color Transformation Language). This transform turns, for example, a log camera image into a linear one.
Inverse Output Transform | Any Inverse Output Transform (IOT) CTL (Color Transformation Language). This transform turns, for example, a Rec.709 image into a linear one. It contains both the IODT and IRRT together.
Inverse Output Device Transform | Any Inverse Output Device Transform (IOT) CTL (Color Transformation Language). This transform turns, for example, a Rec.709 image into a scene referred one.
Inverse Reference Rendering Transform | Any Inverse Reference Rendering Transform (IRRT) CTL (Color Transformation Language). This transform turns, for example, a scene referred image into a scene linear one.
LMT Transform (1..etc) | Any Look Mod Transform (LMT) in CTL (Color Transformation Language). These transforms handle color corrections, like those of a bleach pass, or an ASC_CDL SOP (Slope Offset Pivot), Sat (Saturation) correction. It may also work in a more friendly image color space such as ACEScg.
Render Transform | Any embedded CTL (Color Transformation Language) rendering transform.
ICC Profile | Any embedded ICC (International Color Consortium) profile in the image.
Format | The format of the image or movie file.
Line Order | The line order of the image (if applicable)
Memory | The amount of memory the image uses.
Disk space | The amount of disk space the image uses (only applicable if the image is on the filesystem)
Compression | Compression type used to save the image. Some formats allow changing the compression type before saving.
Compression Ratio | The percentage of compression (ie. the difference between the space the image uses on memory and the space it uses on disk)
Creation Date | The date the image was created or last modified.

### Metadata Tab

If an image contains EXIF, IPTC or other attributes, they will be listed in this tab. With the RMB, you can add, toggle modification or remove any of the attributes.

| #### Adding an Attribute You add an attribute by going to in the media info window. When adding an attribute, you need to select the type of attribute, the keyword name for it, as well as its value. Note that the type of attribute is kept only in OpenEXR images. All other formats that support attributes (MIFF, PNG) will turn any attribute into a string attribute.
| #### Modifying an Attribute If you want to modify an attribute, you need to toggle its state with the . As a shortcut, you can select which will toggle all attributes. Once it is active, you can type in the new value for the attribute and then press TAB to exit and have the value take effect. If the value does not match the attribute type, you will get a popup with an error in it.
| #### Removing an Attribute You remove an attribute by going to in the media info window. When removing an attribute, you need to select the keyword name for it.

### Video Tab

Attribute | Explanation
--- | ---
Known Codec | Whether the codec is known and can be decoded
Codec | Video codec used in the movie
FourCC | The FourCC ID of the codec
B Frames | Whether the movie has B frames (frames that are based on both previous and following frames)
FPS | Playback speed ( in Frames per Second )
Start | Time of start of video
Duration | Duration of video

### Audio Tab

Attribute | Expalanation
--- | ---
Known Codec | Whether the codec is known and can be decoded
Codec | Audio coded used in movie or audio file
FourCC | The FourCC ID of the codec
Format | The format of the audio (float, s16, etc)
Channels | Number of audio channels in movie or audio file
Frequency | Audio frequency of movie or audio file (in bytes per second)
Avg. Bitrate | Average bitrate of audio
Language | Language of current audio track if known
Disposition | Disposition of current audio track if known
Start | Time of start of audio
Duration | Duration of audio

### Subtitle Tab

Known Codec | Whether the codec is known and can be decoded
Codec | Subtitle codec used in the movie
FourCC | FourCC name of codec if any
Closed Caption | True if Subtitle is a Closed Caption
Avg. Bitrate | Average bitrate of titles if possible to compute
Start | Time of start of subtitles
Duration | Duration of subtitles