Moho File Analyzer , Updated Version (Standalone EXE)

[Sina.hojati]

Hi everyone!

Some time ago, I shared a PowerShell script that scans Moho project files and displays their information. I've now updated it into a standalone `.exe` application, making it easier to use without running a PowerShell script manually.

Download: https://github.com/sinahojati/moho-file ... alyzer.exe



What does it do?

The application scans Moho project files and displays their information in a table, including:
Frames
Start Frame
End Frame
FPS
Dimensions
Folder

This makes it easier to check the technical details of multiple Moho projects without opening them individually.

Simply run the `.exe` file and start scanning your project folders.

This is an updated version of my previous PowerShell tool, with a more convenient standalone format.

If you encounter any problems or bugs, please let me know

[gwhitlock64]

Sina.hojati, I never got the PowerShell version going on my old laptop. Some execution policy nonsense, and I gave up after an evening and a couple of pints. Tried the exe this morning instead... Windows did its usual panicky warning, I clicked through it, and it chewed through about forty project folders in under a minute. Turns out a few of my old files were set to 25fps when I'd have sworn they were all 24, so that's a bit embarrassing. Nowt crashed, anyway.

[Sina.hojati]

Sina.hojati, I never got the PowerShell version going on my old laptop. Some execution policy nonsense, and I gave up after an evening and a couple of pints. Tried the exe this morning instead... Windows did its usual panicky warning, I clicked through it, and it chewed through about forty project folders in under a minute. Turns out a few of my old files were set to 25fps when I'd have sworn they were all 24, so that's a bit embarrassing. Nowt crashed, anyway.

Glad it helped!

[gwhitlock64]

Glad it helped!

cheers. Had a poke through those 25fps ones and I reckon I know the culprit... a template I got off a mate years back, so every project since then just inherited it. I changed the template and reset the lot to 24, but one scene where I'd synced the audio by eye ended up drifting about half a second by the end. Had to nudge the sound by hand, proper faff. Wierd how long it went unnoticed, to be fair.

[Greenlaw]

Hi!

This is pretty cool! And, yes, the .exe version is much more accessible than the PowerShell script.

Thanks for creating and sharing it.

[Sina.hojati]

Hi!

This is pretty cool! And, yes, the .exe version is much more accessible than the PowerShell script.

Thanks for creating and sharing it.

Thank you! Glad you found it useful!