Can't open AV1 webm file about video-compare HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @LazyGeniusMan,

Thanks for reporting this.

So the problem is that the Windows 10 build is linked statically against an older version of the FFmpeg libs which does not include decoding support for AV1.

I'll update the libs and release a new version soon.

Have a good one!

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So the problem is that the Windows 10 build is linked statically against an older version of the FFmpeg libs which does not include decoding support for AV1.

I'll update the libs and release a new version soon.

Is it possible to use shared ffmpeg instead of static one for Windows build? (so you don't need to release a new build everytime FFmpeg have major update)

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So the problem is that the Windows 10 build is linked statically against an older version of the FFmpeg libs which does not include decoding support for AV1.
I'll update the libs and release a new version soon.

Is it possible to use shared ffmpeg instead of static one for Windows build? (so you don't need to release a new build everytime FFmpeg have major update)

Good call! I've created a new release which includes FFmpeg 4.4.1 DLLs (with support for AV1).

Merry X-Mas!

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I've created a new release which includes FFmpeg 4.4.1 DLLs

Thanks for the new release, now av1 is working.
I have some questions, does the app target specific DLLs? because when I replace the DLLs with the latest nightly build and delete the old one that have a little bit different name, then the app wont run.

Also is it possible to use shared FFmpeg installed and stored by scoop? so it's kinda like using dependency, maybe it will be different build/release, full release (include ffmpeg DLLs) and slim release (exclude ffmpeg DLLs)

That's what I meant by not needed to update everytime FFmpeg release a new feature (support new thing), sorry if it's sound dumb, I'm not really familiar with this kind of thing.

Merry X-Mas!

Thanks, you too.

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OK, so I forgot to explain that I got the included prebuilt DLLs from Gyan Doshi's website: https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ (check out his releases page on GitHub, as well: https://github.com/GyanD/codexffmpeg/releases)

If you want to use DLLs from nightly builds you will either have to recompile the app yourself or you can try renaming the DLLs to have the same names as in the video-compare distro (however, but there is a no guarantee the DLLs are actually compatible and that the program will be able to start and run as intended).

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Ah I see, thanks

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