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    User21278
    #1

    Nov 07 15, 10:03 PM

    I AM USING A MAC!!! I have just got ReplayMod for my YouTube channel, and I have done a test recording, I did the keyframes and the timeframes, but when I went to render it it said I needed to download FFmpeg, so I did, I put it in my mods folder first and after that didn't work I tried my put it in my minecraft folder. It didn't work yet again. I have tried removing all mods but replay, and also restarting my game. I have pre-read the forums but none would really help me.

    Thank you for helping

    Nate

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    User1
    #2

    Nov 07 15, 10:10 PM

    Did you even read the docs? FFmpeg is not a Mod...

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    #3

    Nov 07 15, 11:14 PM

    User1
    Did you even read the docs? FFmpeg is not a Mod...
    I know it isn't a mod, but I tried there anyways. I have looked through the docs I've also tried HomeBrew but it still doesn't work.

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    Nov 07 15, 11:15 PM

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    User1
    Did you even read the docs? FFmpeg is not a Mod...
    I know it isn't a mod, but I tried there anyways. I have looked through the docs I've also tried HomeBrew but it still doesn't work.

    Well, did you install Homebrew first?

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    Nov 07 15, 11:33 PM

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    User21278
    User1
    Did you even read the docs? FFmpeg is not a Mod...
    I know it isn't a mod, but I tried there anyways. I have looked through the docs I've also tried HomeBrew but it still doesn't work.

    Well, did you install Homebrew first?
    Yes I have but it still isn't working... I can get it to work up to the point right before it renders, then it shows a red screen saying To render a video you must install FFmpeg or something like that.

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    User738
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    Nov 08 15, 11:01 AM | Last edited: Nov 08 15, 11:12 AM

    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.

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    #7

    Nov 08 15, 11:04 AM

    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    It says no such file or directory When I try and do the second step. But I don't know what you mean by recreate the path, I'm not great with coding like that.

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    User738
    #8

    Nov 08 15, 11:14 AM

    Do you have the "Local" folder ('/usr/local/) inside the "usr" folder?

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    #9

    Nov 08 15, 11:18 AM

    User738
    Do you have the "Local" folder ('/usr/local/) inside the "usr" folder?
    English please, xD. I don't undertand.

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    User738
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    Nov 08 15, 11:25 AM | Last edited: Nov 08 15, 11:29 AM

    Does your directory look something like this?



    If you do not have all the contents in the local folder (if at all), you must haven't installed Homebrew correctly, so I recommend you try to reinstall the process (guidance can be found in the docs), and then attempt to place the "ffmpeg" file in its correct path.

    To further help you, I could contact you through skype or ts3, anything really to see if I could assist you further in any way, or you can just wait for CrushedPixel to come back with a response.

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    Nov 08 15, 11:46 AM

    User738
    Does your directory look something like this?



    If you do not have all the contents in the local folder (if at all), you must haven't installed Homebrew correctly, so I recommend you try to reinstall the process (guidance can be found in the docs), and then attempt to place the "ffmpeg" file in its correct path.

    To further help you, I could contact you through skype or ts3, anything really to see if I could assist you further in any way, or you can just wait for CrushedPixel to come back with a response.
    I have tried re installing Homebrew but I can get up to this point but then it won't let me type in my password, or anything in fact. ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
    ==> This script will install:
    /usr/local/bin/brew
    /usr/local/Library/...
    /usr/local/share/man/man1/brew.1

    Press RETURN to continue or any other key to abort
    ==> /usr/bin/sudo /bin/mkdir /usr/local

    We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System
    Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:

    #1) Respect the privacy of others.
    #2) Think before you type.
    #3) With great power comes great responsibility.

    Password:

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    User738
    #12

    Nov 08 15, 11:50 AM

    When typing in your password into terminal, they do not show any sign of you inserting your password, so just type in your Administrative password, press enter and it should have detected your typing, therefore installing homebrew onto your local directory.

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    #13

    Nov 08 15, 12:23 PM

    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    Ok I got up to the folder interface part but where do I drag the ffmpeg file now?

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    #14

    Nov 08 15, 01:39 PM

    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

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    #15

    Nov 08 15, 01:53 PM

    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.

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    #16

    Nov 08 15, 01:58 PM

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    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    umm what does that mean manuel?

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    #17

    Nov 09 15, 01:55 AM | Last edited: Nov 09 15, 01:55 AM

    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    You drag it into the folder which pops up after you execute the command 'open /usr/local/bin/" on terminal.

    Just giving you a heads up, make sure the file you insert into that folder is this file (click to directly download it).

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    #18

    Nov 09 15, 05:45 PM

    User738
    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    You drag it into the folder which pops up after you execute the command 'open /usr/local/bin/" on terminal.

    Just giving you a heads up, make sure the file you insert into that folder is this file (click to directly download it).
    I have just downloaded that file, put it in the folder, but it still doesn't work :(

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    Nov 09 15, 09:56 PM

    User21278
    User738
    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    You drag it into the folder which pops up after you execute the command 'open /usr/local/bin/" on terminal.

    Just giving you a heads up, make sure the file you insert into that folder is this file (click to directly download it).
    I have just downloaded that file, put it in the folder, but it still doesn't work :(

    It's not that hard.

    Have you restarted your Minecraft?

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    #20

    Nov 10 15, 05:29 PM

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    User21278
    User738
    User21278
    User738
    1. Open up terminal
    2. Paste in the following:

    open /usr/local/bin/

    3. Press enter (a folder interface should pop up)
    4. Drag the ffmpeg file (notice how I didn't say folder or zip file) in that directory.

    If however, you get the message: "The file usr/local/bin does not exist." If you are certain, you have installed the brew file correctly, recreate the path.
    I don't know where to drag the FFmpeg file?

    You drag it into the folder which pops up after you execute the command 'open /usr/local/bin/" on terminal.

    Just giving you a heads up, make sure the file you insert into that folder is this file (click to directly download it).
    I have just downloaded that file, put it in the folder, but it still doesn't work :(

    It's not that hard.

    Have you restarted your Minecraft?
    Yes multiple times. It still doesn't work. I also just tried restarting it again but it isn't working.

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    #21

    Nov 11 15, 09:39 AM

    Spoiler: Quote

    Please open your Terminal and type ffmpeg -version. What's the output?

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    #22

    Nov 11 15, 06:48 PM

    User1
    Spoiler: Quote

    Please open your Terminal and type ffmpeg -version. What's the output?
    This, Nathaniels-MacBook-Air:~ Nathaniel$ ffmpeg -version
    ffmpeg version 2.8.1 Copyright (c) 2000-2015 the FFmpeg developers
    built with Apple LLVM version 7.0.0 (clang-700.0.72)
    configuration: --prefix=/usr/local/Cellar/ffmpeg/2.8.1_1 --enable-shared --enable-pthreads --enable-gpl --enable-version3 --enable-hardcoded-tables --enable-avresample --cc=clang --host-cflags= --host-ldflags= --enable-opencl --enable-libx264 --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libvo-aacenc --enable-libxvid --enable-vda
    libavutil 54. 31.100 / 54. 31.100
    libavcodec 56. 60.100 / 56. 60.100
    libavformat 56. 40.101 / 56. 40.101
    libavdevice 56. 4.100 / 56. 4.100
    libavfilter 5. 40.101 / 5. 40.101
    libavresample 2. 1. 0 / 2. 1. 0
    libswscale 3. 1.101 / 3. 1.101
    libswresample 1. 2.101 / 1. 2.101
    libpostproc 53. 3.100 / 53. 3.100

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    #23

    Nov 11 15, 08:20 PM

    This is good, this is very good.
    All you need to do now is to enter /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg in the left input box on the "Command Line Settings" page of the Render Settings screen.

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    #24

    Nov 13 15, 10:27 AM

    User1
    This is good, this is very good.
    All you need to do now is to enter /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg in the left input box on the "Command Line Settings" page of the Render Settings screen.
    OMG Thank you soooooooo sososo much! :D It worked thank you so so so much! I can't thank you enough! Thanks so much! :D