window capture, audio lag fix, reasonable volume, remove mouse cursor#7
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Here are a number of changes I made on my Linux/AMDGPU system to make streaming to a Samsung TV (Airplay compatible) as well as an AppleTV4K+HomePod bearable.
feature: explicit window capture instead of full screen (e.g. use
xdotool selectwindowyou can get the ID to pass in so you can capture a background window while working on something else)sets volume to "20", the existing code maxed out the volume on either my TV or my AppleTV/HomePod almost blowing the speakers on stream launch, that's an extremely careless default choice. 20 was about 30% volume which seems far more reasonable.
removes the "fake" mouse cursor X11 adds, when broadcasting a background window it's very weird to see the cursor move around when you're working on something else in the foreground