You forgot to mention something and that's why so many problem have issues with this tutorial, in the command line at 2:28 you've to enter where the file is + ffmpeg.exe so it should look like that : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Sometimes it works automaticly but for the majority of the people you've to add this at the end so the replaymod can render :)
at 2:29 for those of you who always fail to render, maybe you forgot to add a complete command like this in the command box *C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe* instead of just "C:\Program Files ( x86)\ffmpeg\bin I have tried several times and finally it works rendering :v
*I don't think you understand the kindness you've done for me here today.* *This has been an issue for me ever since 2021.* *Consider this an incredible thanks.*
Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
If you messed up once and tried again, and it didnt work. Theres still text in the box, but you cant see it because its so small. Just blindly delete evreything and hold down the backspace button for about 15 seconds and try again
Watched this a bit late but I tried this but my Minecraft doesn't respond when it starts to render however I don't have a low end computer and it has worked for me in the past.
Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
I re-did every single thing in this video and nothing worked. I nearly cried because I have been trying to get this to work for hours. My brain hurts and I only have limited time to do this.
Mine starts rendering then the application stops responding and I know it’s not my pc because it’s only using less than half my memory and I have allocated almost 70 to the game
Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
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Yes, to fix your issue in the command line that you can see at 2:28 in the video in the left little window, you've to enter where your file is + add ffmpeg.exe at the end, if you place the file at the same place then in the video, it should be something like : C:\Program Files (x86)\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe Then you'll be able to render your video :)
