Cannot get it to work

hello travist, I have followed the different steps of your pages. I have installed ffmpeg and I have placed the folder with the drupal directory (root). In sites/default/files directory , I have created 3 folders :
input directory (which corresponds to original directory)
output directory
and video_import directory.
In this directory, I have placed the dash player swf file, and changed the name to Player.swf.
I have enabled flash video for the page content.
Whan I create a page, the upload section appears at the top of the page.
I upload a video (flv file), the gif is animated, but when I seek for this video within the files directory, it doesn't appear.
I run a cron task manually. Then I see the page, but "video currently not available" appears.

I don't know if it's an error of paths. In the settings, for original directory I have filled in "input/", for
output directory, I have filled in "output/" as the root is the files directory in the settings.And for the path to ffmpeg, I have filed in "http://localhost/ffmpeg/".
When I upload the video,normally, she has to appear in the files directory isn't it? FFmpeg is it necessary when I upload a flv file?

Can you give us more informations on the process of this module : I think that when you attach a video, it has to appear in the input directory within the files directory, then when you perform a cron task, this video is changed to a flv file and appears in the output directory. And to make it function, you have to install ffmpeg in root of the website and the player.swf in the files directory. Can you tell me if this interpretation is right please? As I told you, I have tested different paths in the settings, but it doesn't function. Thanks to everybody who can answer the former posts and this one.
Ideal93 from paris.

Hello Travis, you can't go to my website as it's not online : I am still working on it.
I have wamp installed. So "C:\wamp\www" is my root directory. (It corresponds to http://localhost/)
"C:\wamp\www\drupal" is the directory where I have installed my website. (It corresponds to http://localhost/drupal/)
"C:\wamp\www\ffmpeg" is the directory where the ffmpeg.exe is.
"C:\wamp\www\drupal\sites\default\files" is the files directory. In this folder, I have created the input, the output directories, and I have placed the Player.swf .

In the different settings, I have provided those different links. Can you tell me what paths you would set ?

Ok travis, thanks first for your reactivity, it's very kind !! For the different paths, instead of setting the windows paths, I have set the weblink paths "http://localhost" instead of "C:\wamp\www\". I will test those different paths and tell you more about this.
Thanks!!

I have tried the new paths, but it doesn't work yet. In the different posts, I asked you about the process of the module : when you upload a file, it has to appear in the files directory, isn't it? It's the first step isn't it? I have not validated this step. I think that this file has to appear in the input directory within the files directory, and then it's converted to a flv file, and is placed within the output directory, after running the cron task. It's what I think, can you tell me please if it's ok or not?
Thanks Travis.

The problem is that when I upload a file, there is no video attached, nothing happen after the gif is animated. What can be the reason why no file is uploaded? How can I resolve this problem?
Thanks.

The problem is that when I upload a file, there is no video attached, nothing happen after the gif is animated. What can be the reason why no file is uploaded? How can I resolve this problem?
Thanks.

Anyone can reply me please?????

I had no problem with configuring drupal. Furthermore, the core upload module functions normally. I have spoken about flash video module only, with the different settings of paths for ffmpeg. With flash video, there's no files uploaded inside files directory. I want only someone to explain me how to configure the different paths with windows, or how the module concretely functions. Indeed, in the different support pages, even in the home page module, there's no explanation of the process of the module.
Thanks.