Closed artorawley closed 6 years ago
Check and make sure you have a \ at the end of your download path. Think that caused a similar problem for me.
@mmind99 Just tried that, still no dice. For what it's worth, the error generates a log file that just has this inside: "[ {}, null, null ]"
Yup an empty error log like that is probably cause it's not finding FFMPEG. What operating system are you using?
@Lewdninja Win 10 64-bit. Is there a way to manually point the app to FFMPEG like TheCoder's old LiveMe Tool?
Add ffmpeg to the system path.
Right click 'this computer' (desktop) & select 'properties
"Advanced System Settings"
"Environment Variables"
In the 'User variables for
Check that it is all working by opening command prompt in administrator mode and type "ffmpeg -version"
You can also specify FFMPEG path in settings manually now.
I've seen this on multiple versions now, I click the download button and get an instant Download Error. I've changed download path, changed download naming convention, still the same result. I have FFMPEG installed and it works for other apps, not sure why it's not working for this one. Is there a way to manually point this app to FFMPEG like TheCoder's old LiveMe Tool could? My best guess at this point is that it isn't finding my FFMPEG folder for some reason.