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FFmpeg installation trouble with OS X El Capitan
    • User
    • 8 forum posts
    User3046
    #1

    Aug 15 15, 12:30 AM

    I get this error in Homebrew

    Spoiler: In Homebrew


    Have any suggestions? Can someone elaborate in detail the other way to install FFmpeg? The help section is very undetailed in explaining the other method of the installation.

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    User34
    #2

    Aug 15 15, 12:50 AM

    Visit this thread for help on installing ffmpeg.

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    User2109
    #3

    Aug 15 15, 09:52 AM

    Maybe It's because of El Capitan (Trust me I'm a mac user too) maybe FFMPEG or Homebrew doesn't support El Capitan yet (Probably FFMPEG).

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    User3046

    in response to User2109

    #4

    Aug 16 15, 02:13 AM

    User2109
    Maybe It's because of El Capitan (Trust me I'm a mac user too) maybe FFMPEG or Homebrew doesn't support El Capitan yet (Probably FFMPEG).
    That's what I'm starting to think to be honest, because I don't know what's going on.

    I followed this tutorial and was running ffmpeg and could do all the different ffmpeg commands in Terminal, but then after a few minutes I go back to Terminal and it stops working, acting if the command doesn't exist.

    • User
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    User22793
    #5

    Nov 23 15, 09:45 AM

    Did anyone ever figure this out???
    If you did please tell me how, thanks in advance!

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    User1
    #6

    Nov 23 15, 10:20 AM

    This is not the Homebrew support forum. We are not experts with Homebrew.

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    User738
    #7

    Nov 25 15, 01:25 AM

    Firstly, do NOT EVER EVER EVER update your OS X until you are 100% certain all your day to day applications and softwares are compatible with that OS X, I learned to hard way (Yosemite Adobe).

    For Homebrew however, I managed to get the ReplayMod Rendering process working without it, by simply recreating the directory /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg (creating the folders myself), and the rendering worked like a charm!