I installed FFmeg with 7-Zip after first successfully installing the Adapt and not selecting "Y" for the FFmeg option.
I ran the command: setx /M PATH “C:\Program Files\FFmpeg\bin;%PATH%"
Unfortunately, I'm getting some access issues. At the command prompt, for "node server" I'm now getting "'node" not recognized as internal or external command'".
Update: I was able to get back up and running with the Authoring tool by updating the path in System Variables (C:\Program Files\adapt_authoring; C:\Program Files\nodejs).
I double checked the other paths, both global and local (see below). Is there anything else I need to correct? Also, is there a way to set up the FFmpeg app as I'm currently configured?
Thx.
Jim
Global (Able to confirm from C:\...)
node -v [returned: 4.2.2]npm -v [returned: 2.14.7]grunt –version [returned: grunt-cli v1.2.0]adapt –-version [returned: 2.0.5]
Local Confirmed (able to confirm from local folder)
git –-version Local: 2.13.3.windows.1 - [global - returned: “git is not recognized”]
mongod –version local: v3.4.6 - [global returned: mongod not recognized]
Unknownnodist -v [returned: nodist is not recognized]
nvm –version [returned: nvm not recognized]
ffmpeg -version [returned: ffmep not recognized]