Can't get movies to play

[LegacyHero]

I installed 7th heaven, and after getting it up and running, the movies played.  But I had an issue, and had to overwrite with game converter.  Now the game converter won't find the movies path file.  I can't figure out why.  Am I suppose to copy the movies off the disc and put them into the folder that GC created?  Just not sure, and I don't won't to ruin anything.  The game works mostly fine now, save for the movies.

This is where Game Converter created the movies folder.  C:\FF7\data\movies


FF7 GameConverter, Version 7th Heaven
Creator: Kompass63
Editor: EQ2Alyza

Start running at    Date: Sun 11/24/2019    Time:  6:40:23.68

Search OS-Architecture

You are running "Windows 10 Home" on a 64 Bit Operating System (AMD64)

Real Management 32Bit WOW64

This patch is already applied.

Unpatch?
Overwrite?
End?
[U,O,E]?O

Patching...
Removed CompatFlags from "ff7config.exe"


Drive letter for FF7DISC1 --- D:\


Original release detected...

A "movies" folder has been placed into the data folder of your game directory...
TYPE the path to this "movies" folder, then press ENTER.

EXAMPLE: "C:\Games\Final Fantasy VII\data\movies" (parenthesis included)

"C:\FF7\data\movies"

The system cannot find the file specified.

Please check over the settings for FF7Config...

1) Set a sound device. The game will not launch if left blank.
2) Perform the Sound and MIDI tests.
3) Graphics tab can be ignored.
4) Click OK when finished.

[EQ2Alyza]

You installed from the original CDs to C:\FF7?

Your log file isn't complete. There should be more after the FF7Config. Did you not copy all of the FF7_GC.log?

[LordUrQuan]

Legacy - You're supposed to install the game first, then run the 7H game converter.  As EQ2 said, though, this log file is incomplete.  There's also an out-of-order execution bug I found a while back where the ..\data\movies directory doesn't get created until *after* you tell it where the movies folder is, not before like the script implies.  You can get through this by installing the game, then manually creating the folder before running the converter.