/usr/bin/mediainfo

MediaInfo Command line,
MediaInfoLib - v26.10
Usage: "mediainfo [-Options...] FileName1 [Filename2...]"

Options:
--Help, -h
                    Display this help and exit
--Help-Output
                    Display help for Output= option
--Help-AnOption
                    Display help for "AnOption"
--Version
                    Display MediaInfo version and exit

--Full, -f
                    Full information Display (all internal tags)
--Output=HTML
                    Full information Display with HTML tags
--Output=XML
                    Full information Display with XML tags
--Output=OLDXML
                    Full information Display with XML tags using the older
                    MediaInfo schema
--Output=JSON
                    Full information Display with JSON
--Output=CSV
                    Full information Display with CSV
--Output=EBUCore
                    Full information Display with EBUCore compliant XML tags
--Output=EBUCore_JSON
                    Full information Display with EBUCore 1.8 compliant JSON
--Output=PBCore
                    Full information Display with PBCore compliant XML tags
--Output=PBCore2
                    Full information Display with PBCore 2.0 compliant XML tags
--Output=Graph_Svg
                    Graph Display with SVG
--Output=Graph_Dot
                    Graph Display with Graphviz DOT
--Info_OutputFormats
                    Display list of more --Output= parameters
--AcquisitionDataOutputMode=segmentParameter
                    Display Acquisition Data by segment then parameter (EBUCore
                    and NISO Z39.87 outputs)
--AcquisitionDataOutputMode=parameterSegment
                    Display Acquisition Data by parameter then segment (EBUCore
                    and NISO Z39.87 outputs)
--ExternalMetadata=...
                    Add external metadata to the output (EBUCore output)
--ExternalMetadataConfig=...
                    Output template for external metadata (EBUCore output)
--Info-Parameters
                    Display list of Inform= parameters
--HideParameter=...
                    Hide the specified field(s) from Text, CSV, HTML, XML and JSON output.
                    Value is StreamKind_FieldName (StreamKind is General, Video, Audio, Text,
                    Other, Image or Menu), comma-separated for multiple fields.
                    Example: --HideParameter=General_CodecID_Compatible
                    Note: overridden by --Full/-f, which always shows all fields.
--ShowParameter=...
                    Re-show (or force-show) the specified field(s), reversing --HideParameter
                    or a field's default visibility. Same value format as --HideParameter.

--Language=raw
                    Display non-translated unique identifiers (internal text)
--LegacyStreamDisplay=1
                    Display backward compatibility information for HD/HE audio and 3D/HDR video streams
--Cover_Data=base64
                    Include cover images as base64 in HTML, XML and JSON output
--Trace_Level=1, --Details=1
                    Output MediaTrace (https://mediaarea.net/MediaTrace).
                    Can be used with --Output=XML to output in MediaTrace XML.
--ParseSpeed=...
                    Control the balance between parsing speed and the amount of information extracted.
                    Value ranges from 0 to 1 where 1 is full parsing and the slowest.
                    The default is 0.5.
--inform_version=1
                    Add MediaInfoLib version to the text output
--inform_timestamp=1
                    Add report creation timestamp to the text output
--File_TestContinuousFileNames=0
                    Disable image sequence detection
--File_Duplicate=...
                    Duplicate streams from a stream having multiple substreams (MPEG-TS only).
                    See https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Support/SDK/Duplicate for how to use.
                    Example: --File_Duplicate="file://output_file.ts;program_number=1" --File_IsSeekable=0
--Enable_FFmpeg=1
                    Enable FFmpeg plugin
--LogFile=...
                    Save the output in the specified file
--BOM
                    Byte order mark for UTF-8 output

--File_Curl;UserAgent=...
                    Set the User-Agent header field in the HTTP request sent to the remote server.
--Ssl_CertificateFileName=...
                    File name of the SSL certificate.
                    The default format is "PEM" and can be changed
                    with --Ssl_CertificateFormat.
--Ssl_CertificateFormat=...
                    File format of the SSL certificate.
                    Supported formats are "PEM" and "DER"
--Ssl_PrivateKeyFileName=...
                    File name of the SSL private key.
                    The default format is "PEM" and can be changed
                    with --Ssl_PrivateKeyFormat.
                    Note: private key with a password is not supported.
--Ssl_PrivateKeyFormat=...
                    File format of the SSL private key.
                    Supported formats are "PEM" and "DER"
--Ssl_CertificateAuthorityFileName=...
                    File name of the SSL certificate authorities
                    to verify the peer with.
--Ssl_CertificateAuthorityPath=...
                    Path of the SSL certificate authorities
                    to verify the peer with.
--Ssl_CertificateRevocationListFileName=...
                    File name of the SSL certificate revocation list.
                    The format is "PEM"
--Ssl_IgnoreSecurity=...
                    Does not verify the authenticity of the peer's certificate
                    Use it at your own risks
--Ssh_PublicKeyFileName=...
                    File name of the SSH private key.
                    Default is $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or $HOME/.ssh/id_dsa.pub
                    if the HOME environment variable is set, and just
                    "id_rsa.pub" or "id_dsa.pub" in the current directory
                    if HOME is not set.
                    Note: you need to set both public and private key.
--Ssh_PrivateKeyFileName=...
                    File name of the SSH private key.
                    Default is $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa or $HOME/.ssh/id_dsa
                    if the HOME environment variable is set, and just
                    "id_rsa" or "id_dsa" in the current directory
                    if HOME is not set.
                    Note: you need to set both public and private key.
                    Note: private key with a password is not supported.
--Ssh_KnownHostsFileName=...
                    File name of the known hosts
                    The format is the OpenSSH file format (libssh2)
                    Default is $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts
                    if the HOME environment variable is set, and just
                    "known_hosts" in the current directory
                    if HOME is not set.
--Ssh_IgnoreSecurity
                    Does not verify the authenticity of the peer
                    (you don't need to accept the key with ssh first)
                    Use it at your own risks