The project should now be ready to build and run. D:/obs/build) in Visual Studio (or click the Open Project button from within cmake-gui). The correct way is to remove FFmpeg 5.0 in PATH, only reserve FFmpeg 4.4.1. Open obs-studio.sln from the subdirectory you specified under 'where to build the binaries' (e.g. Simply edit line 79 and 80 in Common.m cannot solve the problem (I have tried this. Under the User variables section, select Path and click the Edit button. Type system variables into the search bar and click the Edit the system environment variables option. When Mathematica get the path to FFmpeg 5.0, it falls into a loop. Set Windows environment variables to add FFmpeg to the PATH. After the installation, there are two FFmpeg in PATH. The problem is if you have installed FFmpeg 5.0, because its libraries are more up-to-date, Mathematica can't match and still reminds to install FFmpeg 4.4.1. If they do not match, message box will show and remind to install FFmpeg 4.4.1. If it is installed, then Mathematica will check if its libraries match the above version. In C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\13.0\SystemFiles\Links\FFmpegTools\Kernel\Common.m, line 79 and 80: $WindowsWLFFmpegDlls = įor example, when you run $VideoDecoders, Mathematica will first find out if FFmpeg is installed on your computer and get its path.
According to this post, I found the reason.
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