I'm using wamp server v2.2 x64 and php version 5.3.13. I'm trying to install ffmpeg during two days. I fallowed this steps:
Download dll files for x64 (I'm using windows7 x64)
copied ffmpeg.dll to bin\php\php5.3.13\ext
copied rest of dll files to system32
enable ffmpeg extension from wamp server.
and I checked phpinfo() but it's not working.
by the way is there any way to take a frame from video for poster image ?
In order to get php_ffmpeg working you are going to have to find someone that has recompiled it with the VC9 compiler for 64bit and in a thread safe way.
You may find this difficult, I cannot find anything out there yet having just googled around for it.
You would find it easier if you un-install WAMP 64bit and install the WAMP 32bit. There is a php_ffmpeg.dll available in that environment
PS There is no issue with running 32bit WAMP on a 64bit OS.
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I am trying to install WDK and alternatively Windows Standalone Developmet Kit on two separate windows 10 PC's and it failes on both.
The log says: "Hash mismath for path: C:\ProgramData\Package Cache....
It happened multiple times, even after deleting all files in "package Cache" folder.
Is there any solution to this? It seem it's just impossible to download WDK at all... Is there any resolution to this? Is there anyway I can just download the ISO and install from there?
I'm having the hardest time installing XAMPP on C:\Development\xampp on Windows 10. I would like my C drive to be as clean as possible so I'm moving as many dev tools to the Development folder as I can to achieve this. I get an error towards the end of the XAMPP installation about a problem running the post-install step. It then suggests I install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable, which I already have the 2012 version installed. Originally XAMPP was installed on C:\ with no problems.
How do I install XAMPP to the above directory or any directory other than C:\?
Edit:
I have tried installing XAMPP portable and now receive the following error
I'm no longer on Windows so I can't re-test, but as I recall, the easiest way I managed this was to use the portable version of xampp.
Make sure to run the shell setup script so that it recognizes it's location properly.
You can get it from Apache Friends
Or from PortableApps.com
Having deleted the Studio 3, which was working, and installing a new one, the first launch produced the message: "Failed to load the JNI Shared Library: 'C:...java.jdk1.8.0_05\bin..\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll'" Upon checking the indicated bin directory, the 'server' subdirectory was missing. I then installed both jre7 and jre8 as standalone jre's. Both hre7 and jre8 have the server subdirectory under bin. If I point JAVA_HOME towards one of the newer installs, I will lose ready access to the JDK. Is there any other way to tell Aptana Studio 3 which jvm to use?
This whole exercise was started in an attempt to get Aptana Studio 3 to use Ruby 2.0.0, rather than ruby 1.9.3 (both of which are installed). How might one do that? Both rubys are in the PATH, with ruby2.0.0 first. Also RUBY_HOME points to ruby2.0.0. Entering ruby -v at the command prompt yields 1.9.3.
In turn, I am doing this because I am getting a crash in 1.9.3 wich says: "You have encountered a bug in the ruby interpreter..."
You can configure which version of Java Aptana will use in AptanaStudio3.ini: simply add
-vm
C:/Program Files (x86)/Java/jdk1.7.0_21/bin/javaw.exe
(before --launcher.XXMaxPermSize) pointing to a 32bit Java version.
Make sure you have the 32-bit version of the JDK installed. This error occurs with the 64-bit version. Try and download the 32bit JDK, install and Aptana should run (at least that worked for me)
The latest Windows installer does not contain the JRE, contrary to what the page at http://www.aptana.com/products/studio3/success.html says:
The Windows installer includes a compatible version of Java.
I downloaded the 3.5 installer, installed to a different directory, and copied the JRE directory from there to the 3.6.x directory. This has resolved the issue for me.
(I suppose the installer could contain a 32-bit JRE, detect my system is a 64-bit system, and not install it, but the size difference between the two installers is enough to be accounted for by a missing JRE.)
I Was getting the same issue while loading aptana.
Fixed it with following steps.
Uninstalled available jdk7.1 (It was 64 bit)
Uninstalled aptana;
Downloaded and installed jdk7.1 32 bit.
The jvm.dll will be in the follwing path: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_75\jre\bin\client"
Re installed aptana
Thanks
I am using xampp (1.7.7) and windows 7 (32bit) and PHP Version 5.3.8.
I do all steps copy php_ffmpeg.dll file in ext folder & Other files in system32 folder.
Add extenstion in php.ini file.
And restart the xampp.
But xampp not started. It shows error and then shut down.
Please Suggest me How to install ffmpeg on Xampp and windows 7.
Thanks & Regards
Sandeep Kawade
here is the solution. This happened to me with the versions you're using as well. So, I am posting this solution, although its late lol.
Download this package: http://x32.elijst.nl/ffmpeg6-php53-win32-vc9-all.zip
Extract it and you'll see 7 dll files.... Copy php_ffmpeg.dll in xampp/php/ext
and the other 6 dll files in your windows system32 folder.. Restart Apache!
Enjoy!
I followed this guide to use paperclip http://railscasts.com/episodes/134-paperclip?language=en&view=asciicast
it is all ok but note that to enable resizing you’ll need to have ImageMagick installed on your server.
So how should i install ImageMagick ?? i have WINDOWS 8 and on the site http://www.imagemagick.org/ download does not work!!!!
It certainly works - you need to make sure of 2 things:
You install the correct static version for your OS (32-bit vs 64-bit). The 32-bit (x86) will work regardless, the 64-bit (x64) will only work on a 64-bit system. And you need to download the static version - not the -dll version - as Paperclip needs to call the executable directly. (Of course, I'm sure that you knew that downloading the installer file isn't going to install it for you, right? That is, you need to open the file to start the installation...)
You add the bin directory to your environment path. The installer should do this for you, unless you unchecked that option.
UPDATE
Just noticed that the links are broken :) They still point to the older 6.8.5-6 version that have since been moved to legacy. You can get the latest binaries from here.