I thought there was something I needed to do to install the ffmpeg, but it seems after reading several of the posts in here that it should be already active.
Can someone please shed some insight to what I need to do to get this working?
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I had someone from boonex reply to me (but I'm also clueless here to what I'm supposed to do to resolve this). Here is what they said.
Dolphin includes a ffmpeg binary for Linux in the form of ffmpeg.exe, meaning you do not need to configure the path for it, since the script already has a working copy. The issue you are having ("Non Executable") is due to the lack of sufficient permissions for the binary, which should be the following, depending on your web server configuration:
SuPHP: 755 Other PHP: 777
Your web hosting provider must also allow the executing of files. Since this company apparently provides solutions for video sharing scripts, you should not encounter this issue.
Thanks in advance for your help in getting this resolved =)