ComfyUI Node: Media Info To String

Media Info To String:

The JNodes_MediaInfoToString node is designed to convert media information into a human-readable string format. This node takes a MediaInfo object, which contains various details about a media file such as frame count, frames per second (fps), duration, and dimensions, and transforms this data into a JSON-formatted string. This conversion is particularly useful for logging, debugging, or displaying media metadata in a user-friendly manner. By providing a clear and structured representation of media information, this node helps you better understand and manage your media assets.

Media Info To String Input Parameters:

in_media_info

The in_media_info parameter expects an input of type JNODES_MEDIA_INFO. This parameter represents the media information object that contains various attributes of the media file, such as start frame, frame count, fps, duration, frame time, width, and height. The MediaInfo object encapsulates all these details, and the node will convert this object into a JSON string. This parameter is required for the node to function correctly.

Media Info To String Output Parameters:

STRING

The output parameter STRING is a JSON-formatted string that represents the media information contained in the MediaInfo object. This string includes details such as the start frame, frame count, fps, duration, frame time, width, and height of the media file. The JSON format makes it easy to read and understand the media metadata, facilitating better management and analysis of media assets.

Media Info To String Usage Tips:

• Use this node to convert media metadata into a readable format for logging or debugging purposes.
• Combine this node with other media processing nodes to keep track of media attributes throughout your workflow.
• Utilize the JSON string output to easily share media information with team members or integrate it into other systems that require media metadata.

Media Info To String Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid media information object

• Explanation: The input provided to the in_media_info parameter is not a valid MediaInfo object.
• Solution: Ensure that the input is a properly instantiated MediaInfo object containing all the necessary attributes.

Missing required input parameter

• Explanation: The in_media_info parameter is missing or not provided.
• Solution: Make sure to provide a valid MediaInfo object to the in_media_info parameter before executing the node.