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Wine 9.18 Released
(www.winehq.org)
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Digging into the GitLab & related discussions, the main takeaway I got is that FFmpeg's API supposedly meshes better with what Wine needs to provide to Windows code, simplifying things overall. GST is pretty heavy on asynchronous/background processing, which is normally something I'd consider good for media, but if the API you're expected to implement is synchronous then I guess it only adds complexity.