I have installed ffmpeg in my centos where I have installed my AAPanel. I can check that ffmpeg is installed in my server but when I use it in my script it says FFmpeg binary does not exist on path: /usr/bin/ffmpeg I have installed the same in WHM Cpanel, Its working fine there. I think there is some restrictions from AAPANEL. I will be thankful if someone help me.

murshid99 Can you provide your ffmpeg installation script for me to test?

For Cent OS im am using https://www.vultr.com/docs/how-to-install-ffmpeg-on-centos and for Ubuntu I amusing https://github.com/adaptlearning/adapt_authoring/wiki/Installing-FFmpeg

murshid99 I just tested and installed it on a server where aaPanel already exists, everything seems to be working

JAY Is this tool in great demand?

https://github.com/q3aql/ffmpeg-install install ffmpeg in one click, support all OS

FFmpeg binary does not exist on path: /usr/bin/ffmpeg

murshid99

I have also installed ffmpeg successfully, but when I am trying to access the binary file using my php script, it gives an error that the binary file is not available in the given path "/usr/bin/ffmpeg

Its a very important pugin. Please help me resolve it. Or else AAPanel is of no use for me.

aaPanel_Jose

murshid99

you can try to execute whereis ffmpeg to see what is the ffmpge real path

ameenhamed

murshid99 fix https://youtu.be/PMHurSaWlUo

murshid99

I have already done this and accordingly, I get the result /usr/bin/ffmpeg. But when I use it in my script. It's not working. I have also tried to see where is the ffmpeg folder located. But its not there inside the usr/bin.

JAY

aaPanel_Jose
all streaming and video downloaders sites use this to convert videos it will be asset if we can add but not mandatory

murshid99

I have ignosed and see the file ffmeg is there in the usr/bin folder. But I am not able to access it using the the path in my script. Is there any restrictions. If yes please help me to remove it

aaPanel_Jose

murshid99
This may be caused by the php manager-> disable function that disables the function that needs to be used

please try to remove some disabled function all try to remove all

murshid99

I removed the functions but still its not working

aaPanel_Jose

murshid99
try to close open_basedir?

anil24

aaPanel_Jose how to close open_basedir

FFmpeg binary does not exist on path: ./usr/bin/ffmpeg error occurs

murshid99

Issue Resolved after thjs. Thanks.

aaPanel_Jose

anil24

ameenhamed

aaPanel_Jose And I have the same problem
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ameenhamed

And I have the same problem

ameenhamed

Thank you I have solved the problem

BaymaxValero

ameenhamed Using this solution is already impossible aapanel does not allow putting the websites in / bin

Kisku

please give a proper instruction @aaPanel_Jose

JAY

Kisku
its working me. iam using centos7

try the below solutions and post which script are you using.
https://www.aapanel.com/forum/d/2114-how-to-install-ffmpeg-on-aapanel-centos-7/2

Kisku

JAY
I could install it, that's not the issue.
My problem is exactly like @murshid99

when I am trying to access the binary file using my php script, it gives an error that the binary file is not available in the given path "/usr/bin/ffmpeg

I am using this script

https://codecanyon.net/item/deepsound-the-ultimate-php-music-sharing-platform/23609470

@aaPanel_Jose Please help us out.
@aapanel_sniper Can I expect any help on this from you?

Kisku

UPDATE:

I fixed it myself.
just copy the ffmpeg file from /usr/bin/ffmpeg
then replace the script's ffmpeg with this file.