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AMR support depends on an external library. The current Windows and macOS packages are built without the library, so they don't support AMR. MacOS packages built using homebrew, and Linux builds with the library installed include it. I'm not sure how many Linux distribution official packages include it - e.g., there's a number of optional features where Fedora has packages that can be used with Wireshark but they don't properly require and build with brotli, lz4, minizip, opus, bcg729, and others either.
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AMR support depends on an external library. The current Windows and macOS packages are built without the library, so they don't support AMR. MacOS packages built using homebrew, and Linux builds with the library installed include it. I'm not sure how many Linux distribution official packages include it - e.g., there's a number of optional features where Fedora has packages that can be used with Wireshark but they don't properly require and build with brotli, lz4, minizip, opus, bcg729, and others either.
edit: There is an opencore-amr package for MinGW, so that's one way to get Windows support for it.
