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  1. Member
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    I downloaded the latest (7.0.1) and my usual batch files don't run - "application failed to initialize", I think.
    Is ffmpeg broken for Win 7? I don't see any mention of it anywhere.
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    I know that for nvenc encoding u need to install the latest driver.
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  3. provide report - add "-report" to command line - log will be created so error can be analyzed.
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    I assume you are using the gyan.dev builds.

    ffmpeg-release-full 7.01 and ffmpeg-release-full-shared 7.01 do not work on Windows 7 due to being linked with a Windows 10 dll.

    However, ffmpeg-release-essentials 7.0.1 will run on Windows 7. Note that ffmpeg-release-essentials does not include OpenCL or Vulkan.

    Download from here:
    https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/

    Read the Windows 7 issue here:
    https://github.com/GyanD/codexffmpeg/issues/136



    You don't have to use the Gyan build. Look for another build that is compatible with Windows 7 or compile it yourself.
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    I downloaded it from the link on the software page here.
    I use it occasionally to convert formats.
    I am not well-versed in the various versions, a "casual user" who knows enough to be dangerous.
    Thanks for the info, I'll do some more homework. In the meantime I'll use the 7.0 version.
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  6. On my Win 7 ffmpeg build(s) located on site (search for "Automated nonfree builds of FFmpeg for Windows using GitHub Actions " for WIP and for stable ffmpeg search for "Automated stable nonfree builds of FFmpeg for Windows using GitHub Actions") works fine.
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