These are the programs that need to be installed and available to be executed in the command line from any directory.
This comes pre-installed in OSX. It's a tool for -among other things- resizing images. It should be in the path. Try it out by executing the following:
sips
That should print out the program information.
You can get it here.
Once you have it installed, you have to make sure that the xld command line tool is installed. The command line version is included in the dmg package; so take it out and put it inside your /usr/bin directory.
This can be installed quite easily with Homebrew.
brew install mp4v2
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