Kjetil Matheussen

I'm using obs to record video instead. It has an option to record directly from the compositor, so you won't get tearing whether you run compton or not at the...

Yeah, it does link to ffmpeg, but I don't think it uses ffmpeg to record with. I would also guess that it has additional encoders, since I haven't been able...

> It has an option to record directly from the compositor This sentence was unclear, because I don't know what happens, but I would guess that obs creates it's own...

@Brottweiler > Edit: Do you mean when adding a new Source, you can add a Window Capture (Xcomposite)? That's what I am doing, and that's what causing things to tear....

Yes, you should ask this on an OBS forum. I still don't know whether you talk about tearing on the screen, or tearing on the video file though. All I...

@Brottweiler Oh, in that case, your problem is a compton issue. The compositor in OBS doesn't change what you see on the screen. It's only used to record video from...

(What does "it" refer to? Tearing?) You mean that the tearing starts to happen when OBS is running, and that there is no tearing when only compton is running?

I want to chime in that I've thought about Faust needing a "reported_latency" function too, approximately the same way @matthewjumpsoffbuildings described above. In Radium I'm using Faust for various filters...

On Mon, Dec 20, 2021 at 4:46 AM avdrd ***@***.***> wrote: > I apologize in advance if this is off-topic but I can't seem to find > another place to...

Same problem here. Doesn't compile with mingw. I'm not using llvm/clang to compile with though, but maybe it's caused by just having installed llvm? Anway, I just made a dirty...