SOLVED: ffmpeg path not set

[1RealOldGeek]

of course you can not find any info regarding ffmpeg in encoding.xml
you need to add some strings:
see this link and find EncoderAppPath and EncoderAppPathDisplay
https://mega.nz/file/hm1hxapS#D44nWETYWz...tHBqlgynrg


but there must be your pathes

Thank you sir, I will give that  a try.

There was another thread from a couple weeks ago that you responded to (I'm assuming accidentally) with the same/similar question.

Sorry, I probably did. :-( My mind and old fat fingers are both getting slow.
Thx

[1RealOldGeek]

of course you can not find any info regarding ffmpeg in  encoding.xml
you need to add some strings:
see this link and find EncoderAppPath and EncoderAppPathDisplay
https://mega.nz/file/hm1hxapS#D44nWETYWz...tHBqlgynrg

Thank you Serge, that got me in the right direction but not actually the problem. The problem as it turns out is
Jellyfin requires version 4 of ffmpeg. Unfortunately I followed the install instructions at https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/installation/linux/. I believe that should be updated as RMP Fusion does NOT supply version 4 which is required for Jellyfin. After going through the error logs yet again I noticed at startup it found ffmpeg but comlainged it was wrong version ( wish I had seen that first day, sorry ). Of course when Jellyfin fails to play video the screen simply said ffmpeg path not set. The log showed
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[2023-12-11 11:22:24.889 -06:00] [ERR] [47] Jellyfin.Server.Middleware.ExceptionMiddleware: Error processing request. URL "GET" "/videos/dddb312e-20f7-0202-a88e-204b667b2535/live.m3u8".
System.ArgumentException: FFmpeg path not set.
—

I found a version 4 for CentOS 7 at https://websitehostingkenya.com/installi...-terminal/. It appears to work with Jellyfin just fine.

Many thanks to all that replied and put up with this old man.