FFmpeg Not Found: Troubleshooting Guide

If you've installed FFmpeg but still receive an error message stating that it's not recognized as a command, don't worry - this is a common issue. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to troubleshoot and resolve this problem.

Firstly, double-check that you successfully added the FFmpeg bin folder to your system path. If all is well, congratulations - it's installed! However, if you're still encountering issues, there are a few more things you can try.

To verify whether FFmpeg is installed properly, open a console window and type `ffmpeg -codecs`. This command will display a list of all the codecs you have access to, including audio and video. If FFmpeg is installed correctly, this should reveal a comprehensive range of options.

If you're having trouble finding the console window, don't worry - there are a few alternative ways to open it:

1. Shift+Right Click in an empty folder and choose 'Open command window here'.

2. Hit Win+R to open the Run utility and type `cmd` in the field provided.

3. Alternatively, search for 'Command Prompt' or simply 'Cmd' in the Start menu.

As FFmpeg is a command-line program, it's essential to open a command line in order to troubleshoot any issues. By following these simple steps, you should be able to resolve any problems and get FFmpeg up and running smoothly.

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