Rich video metadata
Container basics, video track (resolution, FPS, codec, bitrate, rotation, PAR/DAR), color & HDR, audio tracks, and container metadata such as title or author when available.
Android · Local media inspector
MediaClaw — technical metadata for videos & images
Inspect codecs, resolution, HDR, audio, and EXIF-style image fields on your device. Build a personal catalog with search, notes, and optional file actions—offline-first.
Built for deep inspection
Everything from intro.md, in one app-shaped workflow
Add videos and photos from your library and browse rich technical details in one place. Paginate results, search descriptions, and choose which fields appear on detail screens.
Image metadata
Dimensions, MIME type, orientation, camera make/model, color space, alpha channel, and key dates—aligned with how the app groups image properties.
Catalog, search & notes
Keep a local list ordered by recent updates, full-text style search across indexed content and your notes (up to 5,000 characters per item), with paged browsing.
Complete capability list
What you get in the product today
- Rich video metadata — container and file basics, video track, color & HDR (including HDR10+), audio, and optional title/author when present.
- Image metadata — resolution, MIME, dates, orientation, camera info, color space, and alpha indication.
- Personal media catalog — add from storage; recents ordering with pagination (10 items per page).
- Full-text style search — keywords across indexed fields and your descriptions; previous/next through result pages.
- Per-item notes — optional descriptions up to 5,000 characters, saved with the record and included in search.
- File convenience actions (where the platform allows) — rename, copy, move-style workflow, open containing folder.
- Customizable detail screens — show or hide metadata rows separately for video and image pages.
- Record management — remove entries from the app catalog with confirmation; underlying files follow your own policy unless the UI states otherwise.
- Settings & polish — interface languages, light/dark theme, privacy policy, developer links, feedback email, and in-app rating.
- Modern Android media access — READ_MEDIA_VIDEO / READ_MEDIA_IMAGES with legacy storage reads where needed for older APIs.
Highlights
Workflow details that matter day to day
Paginate long libraries, search your own notes, and tune the inspector UI to the fields you actually need.
Paged browsing
Move through catalogs in fixed page sizes so long libraries stay manageable on phone screens.
Search that includes your words
Query indexed technical fields together with optional descriptions you attach to each item.
HDR & color signals
Inspect color standard, transfer, range, static HDR metadata, and HDR10+ flags alongside classic video stats.
Device-local workflow
Oriented around media you add; settings surface privacy policy, feedback, and version information.
Configurable detail panes
Decide which metadata rows appear for videos versus images so power users and minimalists both feel at home.
Up-to-date Android access
Uses photo and video media permissions aligned with current Android versions, with sensible fallbacks on older APIs.
MediaClaw, video metadata & media info on Android
SEO-friendly context for searchers
If you look for video metadata, media info, codec details, HDR10+, or EXIF-style image inspection on Android, MediaClaw concentrates those signals in a catalog you control, with search across notes and technical fields alike.
Keywords such as MediaClaw, offline inspector, Android HDR, and file organizer describe the same product experience: deep metadata, optional file actions, and a UI you can simplify field by field.
Why MediaClaw
Before you share, edit, or debug a clip
Confirm specs locally, attach context with notes, and keep a curated list of the files you care about—without sending media to a server to learn what is inside.
HDR aware
Color & HDR blocks
5,000 chars
Notes per item
Paginated
10 items / page
Per-type UI
Video vs image rows
Download MediaClaw on Google Play
Install from Google Play to start inspecting the videos and images you choose—metadata, search, notes, and optional file tools on your Android device.
Android · Google Play · Listing may appear as VideoInfo with the same package ID