control panel - system - Advanced settings (left of screen) - Environmental variables
find PATH in "system variables"
append the path, add the full path to jpcsp\lib\windows-x86 (or where you extracted the ffmpeg archive to)
make sure you don't delete any other paths in there since the system needs them.
the reason i suggested the path in the bat file was because of this , its to much to add it to the global system path for most users where in the bat file it just for that session only, so adding the path to global system would be the only way for eclipse to find, OR start eclipse from a bat file with the path set. like in the jpcsp bat file.
for example make a bat file in the eclipse root dir except change the path to match your path i used c:\jpcsp as an example
put this in it
@echo off
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\jpcsp\lib\windows-x86\
eclipse.exe
find PATH in "system variables"
append the path, add the full path to jpcsp\lib\windows-x86 (or where you extracted the ffmpeg archive to)
make sure you don't delete any other paths in there since the system needs them.
the reason i suggested the path in the bat file was because of this , its to much to add it to the global system path for most users where in the bat file it just for that session only, so adding the path to global system would be the only way for eclipse to find, OR start eclipse from a bat file with the path set. like in the jpcsp bat file.
for example make a bat file in the eclipse root dir except change the path to match your path i used c:\jpcsp as an example
put this in it
@echo off
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\jpcsp\lib\windows-x86\
eclipse.exe
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