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How to set any file manager in Linux to show the duration (Length feature in Windows Explorer) of audio and video files across all folders?
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I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
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– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
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but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
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Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
– DK Bose
6 hours ago
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How to set any file manager in Linux to show the duration (Length feature in Windows Explorer) of audio and video files across all folders?
sound video filemanager
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sound video filemanager
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I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
8 hours ago
1
Avoid adding more information to your question in comments. Please edit your original question.
– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
1
but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
2
Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
– DK Bose
6 hours ago
add a comment |
I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
8 hours ago
1
Avoid adding more information to your question in comments. Please edit your original question.
– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
1
but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
2
Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
– DK Bose
6 hours ago
I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
8 hours ago
I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
8 hours ago
1
1
Avoid adding more information to your question in comments. Please edit your original question.
– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
Avoid adding more information to your question in comments. Please edit your original question.
– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
1
1
but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
2
2
Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
– DK Bose
6 hours ago
Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
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This is what you can have in Kubuntu 19.04 which uses Dolphin as the default file manager:
Dolphin in Kubuntu 19.04 automatically showing the duration
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This feature already exists in a standard Ubuntu installation which includes totem which is installed by default.
Right click on a music or video file in File Manager ('Files' application or 'Nautilus') select the Properties tab → Audio (or in the case of video, 'Audio/Video') and it gives you the duration in minutes and seconds.
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This is what you can have in Kubuntu 19.04 which uses Dolphin as the default file manager:
Dolphin in Kubuntu 19.04 automatically showing the duration
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This is what you can have in Kubuntu 19.04 which uses Dolphin as the default file manager:
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This is what you can have in Kubuntu 19.04 which uses Dolphin as the default file manager:
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This is what you can have in Kubuntu 19.04 which uses Dolphin as the default file manager:
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This feature already exists in a standard Ubuntu installation which includes totem which is installed by default.
Right click on a music or video file in File Manager ('Files' application or 'Nautilus') select the Properties tab → Audio (or in the case of video, 'Audio/Video') and it gives you the duration in minutes and seconds.
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This feature already exists in a standard Ubuntu installation which includes totem which is installed by default.
Right click on a music or video file in File Manager ('Files' application or 'Nautilus') select the Properties tab → Audio (or in the case of video, 'Audio/Video') and it gives you the duration in minutes and seconds.
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This feature already exists in a standard Ubuntu installation which includes totem which is installed by default.
Right click on a music or video file in File Manager ('Files' application or 'Nautilus') select the Properties tab → Audio (or in the case of video, 'Audio/Video') and it gives you the duration in minutes and seconds.
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This feature already exists in a standard Ubuntu installation which includes totem which is installed by default.
Right click on a music or video file in File Manager ('Files' application or 'Nautilus') select the Properties tab → Audio (or in the case of video, 'Audio/Video') and it gives you the duration in minutes and seconds.
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I need that indication to individual files like in Windows (customizable) across ALL or at least whichever folder that contains audio and video files. If this is NOT possible, at least I should be able to do that individually/manually.
– BS Vijay Anand
8 hours ago
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Avoid adding more information to your question in comments. Please edit your original question.
– FedonKadifeli
8 hours ago
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but it is already there. Right click on a music file in File Manager, select Properties > Audio and it gives you the duration... Same applies for Videos too.
– Graham
8 hours ago
2
Since readers of your question may not have access to a Windows system, please include an image of what you see using a Windows file manager.
– DK Bose
6 hours ago