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1. Download FFmpeg at https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-release-full.7z
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2. Extract the .zip onto desktop, rename it to FFmpeg
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3. Move the folder into `C:\Program Files`, anywhere works but there is convenient
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4. Open the start menu and search for "env". Open the first result.
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4. Open the start menu and search for "env". Open the second result.
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5. Click on the listing that says `PATH` and click edit.
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- On win10, you should see a list. Click `New` then type in `C:\Program Files\FFmpeg\bin`
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- On win7, you should see a window that says `Edit User Variable.` In the text field that says "Variable value:" you want to type at the end `;C:\Program Files\FFmpeg\bin`. The semicolon is for separating the file path from the other file paths in that field.
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6. FFmpeg should now be installed. To test if you did this correctly, run `cmd.exe` as administrator and type `ffmpeg -version` and it should spit at you several lines of code.
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- You should see a list. Click `New` then type in `C:\Program Files\FFmpeg\bin`
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- If, instead, you see a singular text field, you should see a window that says `Edit User Variable.` In the text field that says "Variable value:" you want to type at the end `;C:\Program Files\FFmpeg\bin`. The semicolon is for separating the file path from the other file paths in that field.
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6. FFmpeg should now be installed. To test if you did this correctly, run `cmd.exe` as administrator and type `ffmpeg -version` and it should spit at you several lines of code. If it says something similar to "not recognized internal or external command," you messed up one of the previous steps.
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7. Install `Node.js`, `Yarn`, `Git`, and `GitHub CLI`. All four of these softwares use setup wizards, so installation should be easy. If you don't know what setting to put in, use the default. Also make sure you have `Java`, but it is very commom afaik. Run `cmd.exe` if you closed it earlier and run `java -version` and `git --version` to test if you already have them installed or not.
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8. Run `gh auth login` in `cmd.exe`. Login, selecting HTTPS over SSH.
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9. `cd %USERPROFILE%` to return to your user folder.
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