I'm running ffmpegX on Snow Leopard and it run absolutely fine. The only problems I am having which I need help with, is that when I open the application it never finds the mpeg2enc and I have to locate it manually. If anyone knows a fix for this it would really help.
The second issue is with FLVTool2. I tried to use the terminal and followed the instructions to the letter and here is the result.
Open terminal.app
Type cd [drop the folder here] [press return key] no problem
Type ruby setup.rb config [press return key] -ruby: No such file or directory -- setup.rb (LoadError)
Type ruby setup.rb setup [press return key] also load error
Type sudo ruby setup.rb install [will require that you enter your login password] [press return key]
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thank you in advance.
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drasw
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Originally Posted by drasw
Did you drop the folder "flvtool2-1.0.6" onto the Terminal window?
Do you have ruby installed as part of the BSD subsystem? Type "ruby --version" in the Terminal to verify.
Do you see a file "setup.rb" in the folder "flvtool2-1.0.6"?
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Originally Posted by drasw
Originally Posted by drasw
If you enter in the TerminalCode:ruby --version
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Originally Posted by drasw
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I copied them exactly as they appear in the instructions.
Open terminal.app
Type cd [drop the folder here] [press return key]
Type ruby setup.rb config [press return key]
Type ruby setup.rb setup [press return key]
Type sudo ruby setup.rb install [will require that you enter your login password] [press return key]drasw
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After I type CD and drag the folder I get: [Process completed]
after ruby setup.rb config I get: -ruby: No such file or directory -- setup.rb (LoadError)
[Process completed]
after ruby setup.rb setup I get -ruby: No such file or directory -- setup.rb (LoadError)
[Process completed]
after sudo ruby setup.rb install I get Password:drasw
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Originally Posted by drasw
Originally Posted by drasw
Originally Posted by drasw
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I did not use the CD but rather the cd and the first step always works.
Are you saying that after I type in the command, that the little box that opens is supposed to not be closed? and then I should enter the next line in a new command line , then leave that one opened, and so on?
Lastly, on 10.6 Leopard there is that little box to check.drasw
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I think I am getting somewhere now. When they ask me for my password, is it the password I use to log in to my computer, or is it a FFMPEGX specific password?
drasw
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I figured that out based on your previous message. Now I just need to know how I test to make sure I did it correctly?
Then one last thing if you know. How do I use this software to convert to a transparent flash video.
You are so fantastic. This forum needs to give you super start status because that is what you are.drasw
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