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Right-click Explorer Extension not visible with 24.12

Open Nick-Payne opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

After upgrading 24.11.1 (x64 version on Windows 11) to 24.12, the right-click MediaInfo option in Windows Explorer no longer appears. I checked MediaInfo Preferences, and the Explorer extension preference is still ticked. I uninstalled 24.12 and installed 24.11.1, and the right-click MediaInfo option re-appears. Upgrade again to 24.12 and it disappears.

Nick-Payne avatar Dec 23 '24 09:12 Nick-Payne

Please test this dev snapshot. There is a discussion about that at https://github.com/MediaArea/MediaInfo/issues/994.

JeromeMartinez avatar Dec 23 '24 10:12 JeromeMartinez

Does it not appear on the new context menu or the classic one or both? Have you tried restarting Windows and waiting a few minutes?

What does Get-AppxPackage MediaInfo return?

cjee21 avatar Dec 23 '24 11:12 cjee21

Actually, what I have discovered is that with 24.12, it's only for video files (mkv or mp4 extension) that I no longer see a right-click MediaInfo option. The right-click option is still there for image files (jpg, tif, bmp).

Running Get-AppxPackage MediaInfo

Name : MediaInfo Publisher : CN=MEDIAAREA.NET, O=MEDIAAREA.NET, L=Curienne, S=Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, C=FR Architecture : Neutral ResourceId : Version : 24.12.0.0 PackageFullName : MediaInfo_24.12.0.0_neutral__0z25jj8eabac0 InstallLocation : C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\MediaInfo_24.12.0.0_neutral__0z25jj8eabac0 IsFramework : False PackageFamilyName : MediaInfo_0z25jj8eabac0 PublisherId : 0z25jj8eabac0 IsResourcePackage : False IsBundle : False IsDevelopmentMode : False NonRemovable : False IsPartiallyStaged : False SignatureKind : Developer Status : Ok

Nick-Payne avatar Dec 25 '24 19:12 Nick-Payne

it's only for video files (mkv or mp4 extension) that I no longer see a right-click MediaInfo option.

Something unexpected going on again. MediaInfo's shell extension handles all supported file extensions in the same way.

cjee21 avatar Dec 26 '24 07:12 cjee21

For me, both 24.12 and the snapshot above shows context menu entry in Fire Explorer, but they don't show up in Directory Opus, as mentioned in #994.

niwazukihon avatar Dec 26 '24 08:12 niwazukihon

For me, both 24.12 and the snapshot above shows context menu entry in Fire Explorer, but they don't show up in Directory Opus, as mentioned in #994.

You should report to Directory Opus developers. It is not handling shell extensions that have a list of file extensions. It does not show context menu entry for Microsoft Photos and Paint or Mp3tag too. Directory Opus only supports shell extensions that appear for all filetypes at the moment.

cjee21 avatar Dec 26 '24 08:12 cjee21