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Thanks for issue reporting @YohannLYD.

What is the value of $fichier?

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The value of $fichier returns the path to the media file ("uploads/film.mp4" in my case).

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@YohannLYD Could you tell me if #46 fix the bug

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@mhor unfortunaltely it doesn't, I run into a "sh: mediainfo: command not found" error when I make the changes to MediaInfoCommandRunner.php

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@YohannLYD mediainfo command doesn't exist, it's probably not the right command to run mediainfo. Wich command did you use to run mediainfo on cli?

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Hi @mhor,

On the cli, both "mediainfo" and "/usr/local/bin/mediainfo" can run the command.
I made a slight change on MediaInfoCommandRunner.php which made the bundle work.
If I change the line

protected $command = 'mediainfo';

by the absolute path of the binary (/usr/local/bin/mediainfo in my case)

protected $command = '/usr/local/bin/mediainfo';

I can properly get the information of my media.

It's kind of good for me this way, but I am not sure about how to make the bundle work just by providing "mediainfo" instead its full path.

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@YohannLYD IMO the $command property should be configurable like:

$mediaInfo = new MediaInfo();
$mediaInfo->setConfig('command', '/usr/local/bin/mediainfo');
$mediaInfoContainer = $mediaInfo->getInfo('music.mp3');

see #47

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@mhor it works now. I ran into another error but you can see #47 for my suggestions.

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Ok @YohannLYD I close this issue

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