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I even followed this crazy tutorial I didnt understand ( ) to properly set-up FFmpeg and ffmplay and ffprobe.

Did it change something Well when I tried to export an animation afterwards it immediately found the directory (usrlocalbinffmpeg) without me even touching it, so I guess it did.

I went further and linked the python again, it worked, its under tools scripts.

I thought FFmpeg would be properly set-up as I can export animations, yet it isnt found by the python plug-in.

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I hoped someone could tell me how to fix this issue as I would really benefit from importing video into the timeline.

Also, since you can export video, ffmpeg seems to be in place and working correctly.

After youd updated to 4.2.9., it found the directory because your settings are stored in a configuration file that is not affected by reinstalling the application.).

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In the download folder I have some more that get close to yours.

On my Linux system I have: echo PATH usrlocalbin:usrbin:bin:usrlocalgames:usrgames I dont know what the situation is on MacOS.

I dont know if this would change the content of the package, I switched because in the krita suggested link the download folder contained only the FFmpeg, nothing else.

Ill try to find these folders you showed and insert them in the bin.

The exact folder organisation is different from the Linux package.

This was only possible once I linked it through the terminal.

Since then I have this new option usr which previously wasnt there.

Yet know there is a this new option usr which allows me to locate it directly.

This really needs advice from Scott Petrovic ( scottyp ) who wrote the video importer or a MacOS developer or another MacOS user who has experience of this.

Im sorry I couldnt help you to get it working but someone may come along who can.

If you open up your console and type ffmpeg --version, it should tell you what version of ffmpeg you have.

If it says command not found, you need to add that location to your environment variables.

It would be great if we could somehow package ffmpeg or automatically hook it up better so people wouldnt have these issues.

If you look at the github repository issues on my plugin, most of them are related to people on Windows not being able to set up their environment variables.

Not having to always rely on external programs to merge the animation would spare some time and increase the efficiency.

I could add an additional check to see if ffmpeg is found there as well.

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