mediainfo 0.6.1 → 0.6.2
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- data/README.markdown +16 -0
- data/Rakefile +1 -0
- data/lib/mediainfo.rb +53 -29
- data/mediainfo.gemspec +1 -1
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By default, REXML is used as the XML parser. If you'd like, you can
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configure Mediainfo to use Hpricot or Nokogiri instead using one of
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the following approaches:
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* define the `MEDIAINFO_XML_PARSER` environment variable to be the
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name of the parser as you'd pass to a :gem or :require call.
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e.g. `export MEDIAINFO_XML_PARSER=nokogiri`
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following the same naming conventions mentioned previously.
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# Mediainfo
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Mediainfo is a class wrapping [the mediainfo CLI](http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net).
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## Installation
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$ gem install mediainfo -s http://gemcutter.org
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## Usage
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info = Mediainfo.new "/path/to/file"
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That will issue the system call to `mediainfo` and parse the output.
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By default, REXML is used as the XML parser. If you'd like, you can
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e.g. `export MEDIAINFO_XML_PARSER=nokogiri`
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* assign to Mediainfo.xml_parser after you've loaded the gem,
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e.g. `Mediainfo.xml_parser = "hpricot"`
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For a list of all possible attributes supported:
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## Requirements
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This requires at least the following version of the Mediainfo CLI:
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MediaInfo Command line,
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MediaInfoLib - v0.7.25
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Previous versions of this gem(<= 0.5.1) worked against v0.7.11, which did not
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class Mediainfo
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data/mediainfo.gemspec
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