Media Info · Read only · iPhone + iPad

Understand a media file before deciding what to change.

Open Media Info from an imported-media workspace or exported-video preview to see duration, file size, estimated average bitrate, resolution, frame rate, and audio-track count. Nothing is uploaded, converted, or rewritten.

A focused three-step inspection

How to check video or audio information on iPhone.

Media Info is a read-only inspector available in imported-media workspaces and exported-video previews, not a separate export or editing operation.

Step 1

Open compatible media or an export preview

Bring video or audio into a ClipFlow workspace, or finish exporting a video and open its preview.

Step 2

Open Media Info

Open Media Info to read the values ClipFlow found for the imported items or exported video.

Step 3

Choose what to do next

Close the panel and return to the current workspace or exported-video preview.

What the inspector reports

Media Info groups imported items by file name and reports duration, file size, estimated average bitrate, resolution, frame rate, and audio-track count. An exported-video preview reports the same common details for its completed file. Audio-only files naturally have no video resolution or video frame rate, while silent videos report zero audio tracks.

These values can explain which actions are compatible. An audio-track count confirms whether extraction or speech recognition has sound to work with. Bitrate, resolution, and file size help when deciding whether a video should be cropped or compressed.

Read only, local, and non-destructive

The panel reads metadata from the local working copy or completed exported file. It does not upload media, edit the source, or create another output file. Media Info is included without Pro.

Media Info is an auxiliary inspector alongside ClipFlow’s 34 focused home capabilities. Access it from imported-media workspaces and exported-video previews.

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