When cursor-monitor.exe is missing, fails to spawn, or exits early,
keep cursorVisualType as 'arrow' instead of undefined. This prevents
the frontend from falling back to heuristic cursor type inference
which can produce incorrect results.
Build a standalone C++ helper (same pattern as wgc-capture) that polls
GetCursorInfo() every 50ms and emits STATE:<type> to stdout — identical
protocol to the macOS Swift helper. Windows recordings now capture
correct cursor types (text, pointer, resize, etc.) instead of always
falling back to arrow.
The HUD overlay window (500px) was narrower than the HUD bar's
max-width (560px), causing content to clip on both sides and a
horizontal scrollbar to appear.
- Widen HUD overlay window from 500px to 600px
- Add overflow-hidden to the root container
- Remove unnecessary max-w-[560px] from the HUD bar
- Use getRecordingsDir() instead of hardcoded RECORDINGS_DIR
- Fix stop order: video first, then audio save, then mux via new
mux-wgc-recording IPC
- Explicitly stop MediaStream tracks for audio resource cleanup
- Add native WASAPI audio capture (system loopback + mic) in C++ process
for sample-accurate sync; browser audio APIs crash with WGC
- Add window capture support (CreateForWindow) with window: source prefix
- Kill WGC capture process on app before-quit
- Add even-dimension guard in MFEncoder
- Fix ffmpeg asar path backslash handling on Windows
- Remove dead browser-side WGC audio code (storeWgcAudio IPC,
ScriptProcessorNode refs, stopWgcAudioCapture)
Uses Windows.Graphics.Capture to record the screen without the OS cursor
or the yellow capture border. Falls back to Electron capture on older Windows
or when the helper exe isn't available.
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