How to find out what the bitrate is of my audio file?

Question

I wondered how I could find out what the bitrate is of my ogg audio file?

My Operating System is Windows 7 32 bit, if that would make any difference.

Solution

As commented above, most audio players specify the bit rate at play time. Try VLC.

EDIT: Well, not really at play time; you have to "CTRL+J" to see it. See below.

@barlop

Here are 2 screenshots:

I guess, that's the bitrate?

Comments

[Moab]

You might edit you original question to include your Operating System.

[Deniz Zoeteman]

Ok, I edited it.

[barlop]

Have you actually found it or have you just accepted an answer before you tested it? I just tried playing a file in VLC, it said 1.00x while playing, so if Andrei Duma is right then I suppose that'd be the bitrate, but I have my doubts.

[barlop]

Why don't you say where in VLC?

[Deniz Zoeteman]

that move over with mouse does not work with ogg files since Windows does not have support for ogg files.

[barlop]

ah ok.. I see. btw, an interesting note.. VLC doesn't seem to show bitrate of wmv or so it seems.. tools..codec information.. bits per sample 16. but windows "hovering" does show for wmv.

[afrazier]

If you install the Ogg DirectShow Filters then Explorer should show the information.

[root]

@afrazier The DirectShow Filters for OGG don't solve the problem (on Windows 7).

[root]

@barlop I reposted my comment according to your suggestion an deleted the old ones. Feel free to delete yours as well, so that the comments are clean and on-topic.