Is there ff.mpeg in apk?

[Carla_Studios]

I was using Krita on my tablet thinking it was the same as my computer, but when I went to render the animation it didn’t see ff.mpeg. When I tried to install all the ff.mpeg present, it was the computer ones

The image is in my original language

[AhabGreybeard]

I’ve changed the category of your topic since it’s a general advice question.

The following topics have discussed the situation with ffmpeg on Android and suggest workarounds. The workarounds don’t look easy or simple.

FFMPEG and missing sequence frames on Android

FFmpeg is not available for Android.😥

How can i Installation Ffmpeg on krita with an android tablet?(please help)

I believe that version 5.2.x (expected ‘soon’) will include ffmpeg integrated in.
I don’t know if the .apk will have it.
I’ll ping the main Android developer, @sh-zam, for advice about that.

[Michelist]

In addition to what @AhabGreybeard said:
Unfortunately, the options are dwindling, but why the previous FFmpeg for Android vendors are pulling back is unknown to me.
There are still “FFmpeg Media Encoder”, “FFmpeg”, “FFMPEG DROID” and the paid “FFmpeg CLI Professional” (for about $1) available in the PlayStore. I can’t tell you anything about their capabilities, but these are the remaining FFmpeg solutions for Android that I know of.
There were also, until about 9 months ago, three or four video-editor-apps that, using FFmpeg, stitched image sequences together, but I could not rediscover them now or in a searches about four and six months ago, when other users had a similar question. If you still have your PC, then exporting the finished animation as a KRA file and rendering it on the PC might be most practical (or maybe ask a friend if they can render it for you).

Michelist