I'm struggling to understand exactly what your setup is but what ever
it is you have to do it so that a log file is generated. Maybe
/var/log/messages will contain the string you need. I start ffmpeg
with an init.d script called 'stream', and this script creates a pid
file at /var/run/stream.pid and also starts a log at
/var/log/stream.log. In monit.conf I have this:
check process stream with pidfile /var/run/stream.pid
start program = "/etc/init.d/stream start" with timeout 10 seconds
stop program = "/etc/init.d/stream stop &&"
and I also have this in monit.conf:
check file <filename>.log with path /path/to/<filename>.log
if match "<certain text string in the log file>" then exec "<command>"
you would have to change <filename>.log to the log that your using
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