Get input from screen devices #13
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I'll merge this. It's sad that we don't really have any active devs/testers on MacOS for now but if there, but if there is an issue about that it's gonna be reported eventually. |
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FFmpeg makes it very easy to grab screen devices as it is the exact same way we get camera device input.
For the
x11grabformat though it appears that the function to enumerate devices is not implemented in FFmpeg yet (same problem as #1), so until that becomes a thing we'll have to use X11 ourselves.Also, using
Camerawon't make sense for screens so we'll have to do some renaming.