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@@ -2,17 +2,11 @@ If you try to use the video dumper without a compatible install of FFmpeg, you w
 
 ## Windows
 
-Windows builds of FFmpeg can be found linked from the official FFmpeg website.
-
-1. Choose a build that matches the version indicated to you by Citra; for example, if Citra tells you to use a version from the "n6.0..." series, download FFmpeg 6.0.
-    * Make sure to download the release archive with ```shared``` in the name to get all the files you need for Citra.
-2. Once you have downloaded FFmpeg, extract it somewhere.
-3. Inside the extracted directory, head to the ```bin``` directory and copy all of the ```.dll``` files you see into your Citra install directory.
+1. Click [here](https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-release-full-shared.7z) to download a compatible release of FFmpeg. Then extract the file you downloaded.
+2. Inside the extracted directory, open the ```bin``` directory and copy all of the ```.dll``` files you see into your Citra install directory.
 
 After completing this process, you should be able to use the Citra video dumper.
 
-**NOTE:** If you use a Windows package manager like ```winget```, there are likely packages available that you can use instead to install FFmpeg.
-
 ## Other OSes
 
 Other operating systems have package managers that allow you to easily install a compatible FFmpeg.
@@ -21,14 +15,16 @@ Other operating systems have package managers that allow you to easily install a
 
 Use Homebrew: ```brew install ffmpeg```
 
+macOS builds are currently compiled against FFmpeg 6.0 headers. If the latest version in Homebrew is not compatible please open an issue with us and we can update.
+
 ### Linux
 
 If you are using the Flatpak, you should not need to install FFmpeg as it is part of the runtime.
 
-If you are using the AppImage, you can install a compatible version, FFmpeg 4, as follows:
+The AppImage builds are currently built against FFmpeg 4.2, as comes with Ubuntu 20.04. You can install a compatible version with one of the following commands, depending on your distro:
 
-* Ubuntu: ```sudo apt install ffmpeg```
+* Ubuntu 20.04: ```sudo apt install ffmpeg```
 * Arch Linux: ```sudo pacman -S ffmpeg4.4```
 * Fedora: ```sudo dnf install compat-ffmpeg4```
 
-Note that if your distro version uses the wrong version of FFmpeg for Citra, it will still fail to load. In that case you must find a compatible version of FFmpeg built for your distro, or you can build Citra from source to use the version of FFmpeg you have installed.
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+Note that if your distro does not provide a compatible version, you must find a suitable build elsewhere. You can also build Citra from source to use the version of FFmpeg you have installed.
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