https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...new-android-versions.98701/page-2#post-640336Furthermore, some more information would be welcome how to determine whether a ".so" file is 32 or 64 bits.
LibGDX is 64bit compatible (thanks @Informatix).Only libraries with native binaries can be non-64 bit compliant. There are very few libraries with native binaries.
The most common one is SQLCipher. The latest version of SQLCipher includes a 64 bit binary.
I'm not sure about libgdx. You can check it with the instructions given in the above post.
I am not at home now but Vitamio5 should be 64bit compliant. Decompress the jar and there should be a 64bit folder. Make sure to use the latest version I have sent to all donators.Thank you. AACdecoder and Vitamio-5 are 32-bit only, according to this method. I invite other forum members to expand this list.
Check again with latest library which you have already received. Latest version of Vitamio is 5.2.3Unless I am mistaken, in the "lib" folder of this jar (Vitamio 5.12) are only 2 folders: "x86" and "armeabi-v7a". According to this link, "armeabi-v7a" is 32-bit only:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54482989/android-64-bits-compatibility-and-armeabi
It says that: "The 64-bit ABIs are arm64-v8a and x86_64".