Tested on Win7 x64.
Differences vs mingw build 220720:
* I wondered, why the installer size was bigger by several megabytes than in mingw builds... Well, there's "Uninstall Avidemux VC++ 64bits.exe" using 19MB, I guess, it is not a simple uninstaller but some autoupdate/uninstall utility for developers (it requires login/password and repository), but why use this in public builds?
* There is no sound on error popups, like "cannot go to previous keyframe". Actually, no sound on any popups.
* There is no "MP4v2" muxer... Well, it was bugged anyways.
Quote from: Elstar` on August 14, 2022, 09:13:01 PMI wondered, why the installer size was bigger by several megabytes than in mingw builds
Because it uses QtIF (Qt installer framework) which has to include static Qt libraries in order to funciton (it cannot rely on Qt in the right version being already present on the system).
Quote from: Elstar` on August 14, 2022, 09:13:01 PMThere is no sound on error popups, like "cannot go to previous keyframe". Actually, no sound on any popups.
Thank goodness. When Avidemux in the future stops using modal dialogs to communicate errors or warnings to the user and starts using platform-specific notifications, there might be a sound.
Quote from: Elstar` on August 14, 2022, 09:13:01 PMThere is no "MP4v2" muxer.
Correct, it is obsolete and deprecated and the library it depends upon doesn't build with Microsoft Visual Studio.