Thanks, let's see if ScreenRecorde can use it; if not, we'll figure something out!

@retrofaza
Is it possible to get a 64-bit version of your latest version of FFmpeg? I'd like to release both versions of MP4-ScreenRecorder.

No. Personally, I think that now that we have a fully functional 64-bit system, it's a waste to spend time and resources supporting the old 32-bit versions.

Yes, that’s true, but there are still plenty of people using 32-bit systems, and AROS One 32-bit is still in high demand. I thought the FFmpeg code was already ready to be compiled; perhaps I could have tried compiling it myself if the source code had been available.

Fair enough for FFmpeg (everyone has only so much time available and one has to prioritise) but more generally (from my recent computer-fair conversations) there is still an interest in using 32 bit on older machines and there's definitely a 'gap in the market' there with most Linux distributions dropping 32 bot support.

Cheers,
Nigel.

@ntromans
I'm trying to compile FFmpeg myself with the help of AI. I'm making good progress—let's hope I manage to compile it and that it works on AROS 32-bit !

If I have to keep AROS One 32-bit, I'll have to update it; otherwise, I won't distribute it anymore!

Unfortunately, it didn't go well I compiled an old version that doesn't even work properly. Since I don't have the source code for a newer version that's easy to compile on AROS, I'm abandoning the project to port FFmpeg to 32-bit AROS.