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  1. I've tried to download the binary from the ffmpegx website, but all I get is stuff like this:

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    Am I doing something wrong? I have a G5 iMac running Panther.
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    Command-click the link (or right-click on the link, if you have a mouse or trackpad with more than one button, and select your browser's equivalent of "Save Link As".)
    If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them?
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  3. Why does this have a .txt extension?
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    ^ Because their web server is not properly-configured
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  5. So should I remove the .txt extension or does it matter?
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    It doesn't matter. The installer is smart enough to take care of that.
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  7. Okay, while the binary loaded the first time I used ffmpeg, the next time I opened it, I was again prompted to download the binary -- what gives?
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    It means something went wrong with the installation of the binaries. At application launch, the binaries are checked for validity. The binary noted in red is not good. That binary should be installed again. Do verify the size of the binary (a relatively easy check):
    mpeg2enc.intel 501,480 bytes
    mencoder 16,655,780 bytes
    mplayer 15,869,784 bytes

    If the installer lists mencoder and mplayer in red, then please verify that you pointed the installer to the unzipped files.
    If the installer lists mpeg2enc in red, then give this copy a try. Unzip before use.
    The installer will overwrite the invalid file with the new file.
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