Updated MinGW vs MSVC (markdown)

MinGW-vs-MSVC.md

@@ -11,13 +11,9 @@ MinGW is a port of GCC to Windows. GCC is a free compiler by the GNU Project, us
 Currently this is the most stable choice. It's what all previous releases of Strawberry have used.
 
 - Known to be stable.
-- All included libraries are compiled by the Strawberry project.
-- All libraries are at the latest versions at the time of release.
-- It always uses the latest versions of Qt 6, OpenSSL 3, Glib 2, GStreamer, and libsoup 3.
 - WASAPI 2 is not supported.
-- GStreamer plugins for all audio formats supported by GStreamer are included.
 - Both 64 and 32 bit releases are available.
-- Debug versions of the setups including GDB debugger.
+- Debug versions of the setups are available and includes the GDB debugger.
 - More likely to be picked up by anti-virus software as false-positive.
 
 ### MSVC - Microsoft Visual C++
@@ -26,11 +22,15 @@ MSVC is Microsoft Visual C++, a proprietary compiler by Microsoft.
 
 - So far very little testing has been done.
 - Slightly better performance.
-- It uses the latest versions of Qt 6 and GStreamer from the official binaries, but it has slightly older versions of Glib, and uses OpenSSL 1 instead of 3 and libsoup 2 instead of 3.
 - WASAPI 2 support (device selection is currently not working).
-- WavPack support is currently broken.
-- No FAAC support included (MP4 encoder).
 - Only 64 bit release available.
 - More unlikely to be picked up by anti-virus software as false-positive.
+- No libav (ffmpeg) for additional formats.
+- A debug setup is available with console.
+
+Both releases features the latest versions of all libraries compiled by the Strawberry project.
+It always uses the latest versions of Qt 6, OpenSSL 3, Glib 2 and GStreamer.
+
+** There are currently issues with libsoup 3.0 and gstreamer so we currently use libsoup 2.74 instead.
 
 None of them currently has CD-support.