I added the bento4 to my lambda docker image like this: 

```
# Install Bento4
COPY Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux.zip .
RUN unzip -q Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux.zip

RUN mkdir -p /usr/bin/../utils

RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/bin/* /usr/bin
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/mp4-dash.py /usr/bin/../utils
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/mp4-hls.py /usr/bin/../utils
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/* /usr/bin/../utils
```

It was working fine with x86 architecture but when I switched to arm64 it is not working with the same code. I'm getting this error: 
```
OSError: [Errno 8] Exec format error: 'mp4fragment'
```

I can not find a specific bento4 build for arm64 or a way to to add it to aws lambda with arm64 architecture
Not working on AWS Lambda with arm64 architecture (Linux)
This is a GitHub Issue
repo:Bento4
owner:axiomatic-systems
Title : Not working on AWS Lambda with arm64 architecture (Linux)
Issue date:

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I added the bento4 to my lambda docker image like this: 

```
# Install Bento4
COPY Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux.zip .
RUN unzip -q Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux.zip

RUN mkdir -p /usr/bin/../utils

RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/bin/* /usr/bin
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/mp4-dash.py /usr/bin/../utils
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/mp4-hls.py /usr/bin/../utils
RUN mv Bento4-SDK-1-6-0-639.x86_64-unknown-linux/utils/* /usr/bin/../utils
```

It was working fine with x86 architecture but when I switched to arm64 it is not working with the same code. I'm getting this error: 
```
OSError: [Errno 8] Exec format error: 'mp4fragment'
```

I can not find a specific bento4 build for arm64 or a way to to add it to aws lambda with arm64 architecture
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The issue reported is related to compatibility of the Bento4 SDK with the arm64 architecture on AWS Lambda. The error 'OSError: [Errno 8] Exec format error' indicates that the binary being executed is not compatible with the architecture of the environment, which is a common issue when trying to run x86 binaries on an arm64 system. This does not represent a security vulnerability but rather a compatibility issue with the architecture.