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We also need to install the proper codecs which work on reaper 6.43 and up, specifically FFMPEG 4.4. This will enable us to export videos with a minimal  number of steps directly to commonly used formats used in social media.
Downloads for ffmpeg, latest version compatible with REAPER:
*[https://hoard.reaperaccessibility.com/Ffmpeg%20(extends%20the%20formats%20Reaper%20can%20play%20and%20render)/ffmpeg-4.4.1-win64-shared/?get=zip Windows 64-bit]
*[https://hoard.reaperaccessibility.com/Ffmpeg%20(extends%20the%20formats%20Reaper%20can%20play%20and%20render)/ffmpeg-4.0.2-win32-shared/?get=zip Windows 32-bit]
How to install:
*open reaper, then go to the options menu, then select Show REAPER resource path in explorer/finder
*or alternatively on windows, press windows key plus r, then copy and paste:
*%appdata%\REAPER\UserPlugins
*or if using a portable reaper installation or some other set up that does not include the default locations, find the user plugins folder where osara was installed.

We also need to install the proper codecs which work on reaper 6.43 and up, specifically FFMPEG 4.4. This will enable us to export videos with a minimal number of steps directly to commonly used formats used in social media. Downloads for ffmpeg, latest version compatible with REAPER:

How to install:

  • open reaper, then go to the options menu, then select Show REAPER resource path in explorer/finder
  • or alternatively on windows, press windows key plus r, then copy and paste:
  • %appdata%\REAPER\UserPlugins
  • or if using a portable reaper installation or some other set up that does not include the default locations, find the user plugins folder where osara was installed.