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What this guide covers
Compares what the Peek and wf-recorder documentation says about supported desktop sessions, project status, frame timing, audio and output formats, for people capturing reference or demo footage of their own screen. Based on six repository files only; nothing was installed or recorded, and Peek's own files disagree about audio.
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Recording your own screen on Linux with Peek and wf-recorder: what their project files state (not run)
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Compares what the Peek and wf-recorder documentation says about supported desktop sessions, project status, frame timing, audio and output formats, for people capturing reference or demo footage of their own screen. Based on six repository files only; nothing was installed or recorded, and Peek's own files disagree about audio.
Useful starting points
- Peek's README says the project is deprecated, so check its status before building a workflow on it.
- Peek's README describes silent recordings while its unreleased change log mentions sound capture; check audio on your own setup.
- Peek's FAQ says recordings can show flicker or artifacts that the live screen does not, so watch the clip back as motion.
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