Compilation error in flutter 3.29.0 because of V1 Embedding deprecation

[PhantomRay]

Anyone knows how to remove the v1 code and make it work under v2?

[minhtritc97]

same issue

[PhantomRay]

Can this be the last update please?

[TillJohanndeiter]

Is it still possible to create a fork an fix the problem there?

[tanersener]

@PhantomRay As previously announced, there will be no further updates from our side.

@TillJohanndeiter Yes, that's possible.

[PhantomRay]

Yeah I know. That's why I said "Please".

The problem is now there is no viable replacement for such important package.

[TillJohanndeiter]

@tanersener

I use ffmpeg-kit for a feature in my flutter project. I'm think of these possibilities:

a) Remove the feature
b) Create a fork and upgrade the code

Would you like to make an estimate how demanding it would be to create a fork, migrate the code and integrate the fork into my project? I'm completely unfamiliar with ffmpeg. AFAIK it's definitely not easy because i would have to rebuild the binaries and then put them somehow into my ci.

[tanersener]

@TillJohanndeiter This is the situation regarding the Flutter plugin. I've pasted it from my medium article.

FFmpegKit’s hybrid plugins (Flutter/React Native) are standard plugins that rely on native FFmpegKit binaries. Once these native binaries are removed from the repositories, projects using hybrid plugins won’t be able to download them. The solution is to build the native FFmpegKit libraries for your platforms locally. If you have a development background, you can follow existing React Native tutorials for plugins with native dependencies and apply them to FFmpegKit’s React Native plugin. When you run into issues, most people either open a GitHub issue or seek help from AI tools; you can do the same.

Giving an estimate won't be realistic as it depends on your background and the tools you use.