Sorting Video Clips By Resolution In Ubuntu Using Dolphin File Manager
Channel: Daniel Rosehill
Date: 2021-12-31

I commonly need to separate between clips shot in 1080P HD and those shot in 4K. Unfortunately, the default file manager with LXDE (PCmanFM) doesn't natively output the video resolution.

After posting online about this, I found one sort-of-functional workaround: load up the clips in the Dolphin file manager and then quickly sift through the folder to find the 4K clips.

Of course, there are command line interfaces / CLIs that will do the same job. If you know of a better GUI method for this, please leave me a comment!

By: Daniel Rosehill 

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