One of the many items on my "nice-to-have" TODO list has been shipping a GStreamer installer that natively targets Windows ARM64. Cerbero has had support for cross-compiling to Windows ARM64 since GStreamer 1.16 in the form of targeting UWP. However, once that was laid to rest with GStreamer 1.22, we didn't start shipping Windows ARM64 installers instead because it was looking like Microsoft's ARM64 experiment had also failed.
Lately, however, there's been a significant resurgence of ARM64 laptops that run Windows, and they seem to actually have compelling features for some types of users. So I spent a day or two and reinstated support for Windows ARM64 built with MSVC in Cerbero.
My purpose was just to find the shortest path to getting that to
a usable state, so a bunch of plugins are missing.
In particular all Rust plugins had to be disabled due to an issue building
the ring crate. I am optimistic that someone will come along and help fix
these issues 😉
You can find the installer at the usual location: https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/download/#windows
Note that these binaries are cross-compiled from x86_64, so the installer itself is x86, and the contents are missing gobject-introspection and Python bindings. We are also unable to generate Python wheels for Windows ARM64 because of this. If someone would like to help with any of this, please get in touch on the Windows channel in GStreamer's Matrix community.