- Remove dead helperExists local in recording/windows.ts
- Hoist fs/promises import out of close handler in recording/ffmpeg.ts
- Guard fs.readdir with mkdir in recording/prune.ts (ENOENT resilience)
- Derive companion audio suffixes from COMPANION_AUDIO_LAYOUTS in prune.ts
- Guard mousemove hook registration to Linux only in cursor/interaction.ts
- Replace dynamic require('electron') with static import in cursor/monitor.ts
- Wrap nodeRequire in try/catch in ffmpeg/binary.ts for fallback safety
- Fix hardcoded timeOffsetMs: 0 in project/session.ts (use normalizer)
- Fix isPathInsideDirectory to normalize candidatePath in project/manager.ts
- Fix isAllowedLocalReadPath security: require path to be in allowlist (AND not OR)
- Derive extension regex from constants in project/manager.ts
- Consolidate duplicate Duration parsers in recording/diagnostics.ts
- Refactor ensureReadableFile to use options object instead of description string
- Make swiftc compilation async (execFile) in paths/binaries.ts
- Add socket timeout to httpsGet in captions/whisper.ts
On macOS versions before Sonoma (14.0), SCStreamConfiguration does not
support the captureMicrophone/microphoneCaptureDeviceID selectors. The
native helper was throwing a fatal error, blocking recording entirely
when microphone was enabled.
Now the Swift helper logs MICROPHONE_CAPTURE_UNAVAILABLE and continues
capture without microphone. The Node handler detects this signal and
returns microphoneFallbackRequired to the renderer, which starts a
browser-side MediaRecorder capturing the mic via getUserMedia. On stop,
the audio blob is saved as a .mic.webm sidecar alongside the native
recording, where the existing companion audio detection picks it up.
Fixes: 'Native microphone capture is unavailable on this macOS/Xcode
runtime' error on older macOS versions.
The Swift helper binaries were compiled with -target macos14.0, causing
dyld symbol-not-found crashes on macOS 13. The ScreenCaptureKit audio
APIs require macOS 13.0 minimum, so the deployment target is lowered to
13.0 and an #available guard is added for the macOS 14-only
ignoreShadowsSingleWindow API. README updated accordingly.
Fixes#199, fixes#200
- Call CoInitializeEx(MTA) at start of captureThread() and CoUninitialize() on exit
- Windows 11 enforces per-thread COM initialization more strictly than Win10,
causing GetBuffer/GetNextPacketSize to fail silently without this
- Add HRESULT error logging for WASAPI capture failures (GetNextPacketSize, GetBuffer)
- Add CGPreflightScreenCaptureAccess pre-check in Swift helper
- Add microphone TCC pre-flight when mic capture is requested
- Warm up TCC via desktopCapturer.getSources before spawning helper
- Request mic access from Electron before helper spawn
- Remove unreliable systemPreferences.getMediaAccessStatus pre-checks
- Add camera entitlements to plist files for webcam support
- Guard getScreen() calls behind app.isReady()
- Make tray icons lazy to avoid early screen access
- Suppress duplicate permission error alerts in renderer
- Hardened IPC with safety guards for all webContents.send calls
- Scrubbed sensitive absolute paths from caption logs
- Realigned Windows artifact naming logic
The WGC capture session uses Direct3D11CaptureFramePool::CreateFreeThreaded,
which dispatches FrameArrived callbacks on thread pool threads concurrently.
MFEncoder::writeFrame() accesses non-thread-safe resources (ID3D11DeviceContext,
IMFSinkWriter, shared staging texture and NV12 buffer) without synchronization,
causing MP4 container corruption when callbacks overlap at high frame rates.
Add a mutex to serialize writeFrame() and finalize() calls, preventing
concurrent access to the D3D context and Media Foundation sink writer.
Fixes#96
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