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Encodes RAW audio-visual data into the Matroska container (MKV), using the video codec FFV1 for the image and audio codec FLAC for the sound.
https://mediaarea.net/RAWcooked
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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sh: ffmpeg: command not found #430

Closed Lawrence58 closed 4 months ago

Lawrence58 commented 5 months ago

Hello I opened the issue Segmentation Fault 11 on One of Two Macs #429 below. Now, contrary to what I said on it, suddenly rawcooked stopped working on my iMac Pro too. I have no idea why. 

rawcooked --check  

Track 1:                                                    
  27292_ChA_RAW_%08d.dpx
 (00086400 --> 00093398)
  DPX/Raw/RGB/10bit/U/BE/FilledA

sh: ffmpeg: command not found

ffmpeg version N-110544-g57f264e78c-tessus is fully operational.

rawcooked v23.09 iMac Pro - Mojave v10.14.6

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

JeromeMartinez commented 5 months ago

We rely on the installed ffmpeg, it must be reacheable on your system. try ffmpeg with your command line, if the behavior is "command not found", you need to install ffmpeg (with homebrew, a binary from FFmpeg website, or our own build).

If you don't want that FFmpeg is reachable everywhere, you can specify a path for reaching ffmpeg with -b /path/to/ffmpeg.

retokromer commented 5 months ago

(Only in case @JeromeMartinez answer should not fix the issue: Did you update Homebrew? It has been messing up a few macOS-related things lately.)

(Update: At least part of the Homebrew troubles I was referring to have now been resolved.)

Lawrence58 commented 5 months ago

I reinstalled FFMPEG and rawcooked and updated Homebrew and other terminal-related apps. That fixed the problem on the iMac Pro.