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no changes were done to the original portable now called x64 10-11 meaning this build is 64bit and require Windows 10 or 11 (supposedly Windows 8 should also work but it does not probably an issue of pyqt haven't tested that yet)
New 32bit build (Windows Vista)
what is actually new is the x86 Vista build, yes, I managed to somehow make yt-dl_portable work on 32bit Vista, this is a hacky solution and it's definitively not finalized, it only works if the program is opened in python not pythonw, that means you get a cmd as well as the gui, this build is not thoroughly tested, but downloading and listing dependencies works!
dependecy versions:
git 2.44.0.windows.1 (runs but fails to download I think, will be looked into, latest version)
Python 3.7.9 (seems to be the latest working, 3.8.0 would just crash, Aug. 17, 2020)
qt 5.9.3 (this is a really old qt version but newer would just crash, released Nov. 24, 2017)
sip 4.19.8 (might be possible to update but I don't know yet, Feb. 17, 2018)
yt-dlp 2023.11.16 (this is actually the latest version and it just works!)
ffmpeg 2.8.5 (I could probably get a newer one working but I haven't tested more, Jan. 15, 2016)
afterword
I don't know if I will be publishing more versions, for example windows 10 x86 or Windows 8 version, I might, I also might not.
reason for the vista build is my recent interest in Windows Vista, and this build won't be getting dependency updates, I will find one set that I'm comfortable with and just update the yt-dl folder.
only build that I currently have in might be x86 Windows 8, but I'm not promising anything (would be pyqt5)
I think that XP build is extremely unlikely, but I may investigate it, but still not promises.