Jasmine Minter

ReplaySorcery is designed to be init-system neutral even with the ability to launch it directly from the command-line without putting it inside a service. I added systemd service files since...

Looks like its running as root. The `replay-sorcery-kms` service needs to run as root but the `replay-sorcery` service needs to run as a user program

Yes documentation needs to be improved but how they all interact with each other both inside and outside of FFmpeg can get confusing. For your questions however: - not all...

I might be biased but I personally think those are quite good results. I don't think you would be able to get much better without using a lot of computer...

This doesn't sound like an issue with Pipewire. This is a definition from FFmpeg so I don't know why its not declared in this case

Looks like `channel_layout.h` is no longer included by `avcodec.h` (https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/commit/1be3d8a0cb77f8d34c1f39b47bf5328fe10c82d7) :pensive: A temporary fix would be to add `#include ` to `pulsedev.c`

Do you have the pulse audio dev libraries? Is it possible to install them without installing Pulse on fedora?

I'm not sure why it's trying to look for `status.service`. What command did you run to try and enable it?

Don't run `systemctl` with `sudo` for user services like ReplaySorcery.

Wait nevermind just saw that was the first thing you tried, my bad. Was at a resturant and was looking on my phone.