Re: Remove metadata from MP4 on Windows

On Tue, 15 Oct 2024 09:53:20 -0400, Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com>
wrote

exiftool -all= <filename>
 Filename can be a complete path; or in terminal (CMD on Windows), navigate to the folder (sub directory?) and run the command.
 exiftool -all= *.mp4
exiftoll -all= *.MP4      <- it may be case sensitive - don't recall
 https://exiftool.org

Thank you for that suggestion of exiftool-12.98_64 which I installed,
renamed, and ran in the command line (noting that spaces are critical).
copy with_exif_data.mp4 no_exif_data.mp4
exiftool<space>-all=<space>no_exif_data.mp4
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The problem is now I need to test what the difference is in exif data.
The first program I tried was MediaInfo Version 24.06 from
https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
Certainly there was a difference but the need is for a program to reliably
spit out ALL the metadata so that we can be sure any remaining identifying
metadata is wiped clean before a video is uploaded to the web.
Is there an offline program to spit out all the metadata in a comparable
format (like csv or text) so that two outputs can be compared side by side?