Ffmpeg is on the desktop as well. I believe I installed it correctly (with the required download add-ons as well).

Should I have put it in the Toribash folder?

Edit: Tried putting it in the Toribash folder and it still gave me "-bash: ffmpeg: command not found"

Instead of:
ffmpeg
try:
./ffmpeg

Well...on the bright side it's giving me a different error message now.

"-bash: ./ffmpeg: No such file or directory"

I really apologize for my complete illiteracy in terms of unix...as a mac user, I've never had to even look at any sort of code before, let alone understand it. So, being walked through keystroke by keystroke is literally the only way I can get it

From the desktop, type:
sudo cp ffmpeg /usr/bin/

Assuming that /usr/bin/ is in the path, it'll function right.
(I'm assuming osx doesn't have root access by default)

No It's still giving me "cp: ffmpeg: No such file or directory."

I think that in the terminal you didn't enter to the directory where you put ffmpeg.
e.g.: cd /Applications/Toribash

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure I did...otherwise this might have solved it.

The Toribash folder is on the desktop, so when I type in


It doesn't give me an error message, and instead the next line goes from


to

in this directory do:
ls ffmpeg

and:
chmod ffmpeg

and tell me what you get.

Ok, ls ffmpeg doesn't get me anywhere...it gives me


Chmod ffmpeg gives me something:


No idea what it means though.

Sorry, the chmod is my mistake.

From what it gave you after the 'ls ffmpeg' command, it means that you didn't put ffmpeg in the directory of toribash.

Try copying ffmpeg it again to Toribash directory on the desktop. Then, from the terminal:

cd Desktop/Toribash
ls ffmpeg

(should give you: ffmpeg)

Then run the command that I wrote you before.
(replace ffmpeg with ./ffmpeg there)