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Asked: 2026-05-22T12:37:53+00:00

if (!exec($ffmpegDo)) { $error[] = ERROR_EXEC_FFMPEGDO; } You see, it’s simple. If exec is

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if (!exec($ffmpegDo)) { $error[] = ERROR_EXEC_FFMPEGDO; }

You see, it’s simple. If exec is executed, fine, else, return error.

The problem, the exec is getting executed here, but I also have the error.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Maybe you should read the function description. It doesn’t return a Boolean. It returns the last line of the output.

    What is $ffmpegDo and what does it output?

    Maybe you should supply the &$return_var parameter. And check the return code. Ex.:

    exec($ffmpegDo, $output, $return_var)
if ($return_var) { $error[] = ERROR_EXEC_FFMPEGDO; }
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