# than only discovering the problem after transcoding. To rename the folder, right-click on a folder and click Rename from the drop-down menu with title FFmpeg-20180424-d9706f7-win64-static to FFmpeg. # early if we can't read tags from the source file, rather
# This has no effect if successful, but will throw an error ' Anybody else repeatedly come across this Uninstalling and reinstalling fixes or copying the dll into the C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams\current folder fixes but I want a better low-level understanding or fix. Reinstalling the corresponding app should resolve the error in most cases. Some of the other apps which may throw the error include Skype, Musixmatch, Whatsapp, Discord, etc. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem. Note that the ffmpeg.dll was not found error may occur in other apps as well. ("Transcoding: %s -> %s", repr(self.src), repr(st)) 'The code execution cannot proceed because ffmpeg.dll was not found. When I subsequently reinstalled the SSD as a true external drive and begun recording to the Kodi subfolder on that, things were basically ok.Def transcode(self, ffmpeg="ffmpeg", dry_run=False): This problem was fixed by replacing the armeabi-v7a ffmpeg binary I'd originally had with the arm64-v8a binary from - I called it ffmpeg.8a to ensure the change was picked up by IPVR Recorder.
However, I noticed that the recordings were zero-length - I was getting a "recording finished" notice a second after it started. At that point Kodi disappeared - but when I reinstalled it, it found all its data which had been moved back to the internal drive and the missing-ffmpeg problem went away - I could view programs and start recordings. I eventually had to take the step of using the Shield's storage menu option to move the data back to the internal drive, then ejecting and physically unplugging the external SSD. I had the same issue on a Shield which had had an external SSD formatted as the internal drive before I installed Kodi (or much else, really).
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