Quote:
Originally Posted by evol
Quick and dirty way  place ffmpeg.exe into your System32 folder
Code:
C:\Windows\System32
Or your going to have to make that folder called Parky a System Variable.
Code:
Start > Right click Computer > Properties > Advanced system settings > Environment Variables > System variables > Path > Edit
Add this
Code:
;C:\Documents and Settings\Parky\
This is for Windows 7 but XP is almost the same
Edit
I would stick the folder Parky on your C drive so it would be
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I tried both ways to no avail.
Code:
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Tell me where I went wrong. I created a folded named Parky in C drive, moved the FFmpeg to the folder and then edited the system variable path from: %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\sy stem32\wbem;C:\Program Files\PC Connectivity Solution;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem
to: ;C:\Parky\
Correct or should have I clicked ''new''?
As you see from the print screen I changed the system vairable back to what it was as it didn't work. Also, the user variable is still C:\FFmpeg\ffmpeg-20130509-git-13cb6ed-win32-static\bin
Would that affect anything?
Thanks!
Edit: I never tried restarting my system, will try it now.
Edit: Restart didn't help.