samples VS RecordRTC

Element Embedding demo source code

Source: https://github.com/flutter/samples/tree/main/experimental/element_embedding_demo :)

For a complete overview of M3 in Flutter, check out the official Material 3 Demo.

I've tinkered around with the https://github.com/flutter/samples/tree/main/add_to_app/android_view repository. I deleted the content of the dart files and replaced it with just a scaffold and button that connects to my method channel. I wrote a simple plugin which extends FlutterPlugin and Activity Aware the handle the method channel. My main problem seems to be, that the GeneratedPluginRegistrant.java file does not contain any references to my Flutter plugin. pub get within the Flutter Module doesn't add my plugin.

Simple state management, aka pragmatic state management, is based on Provider+ChangeNotifier. It's well documented, and there's a code sample.

That "toolkit" is basically a pubspec.yaml with preconfigured dependencies not including a game engine and some sample code how to use Firebase, Admob, and some other google services.

So it's been 3 days, since I started understanding the new Navigator 2.0 thing, and belive they were worst 3 days I have ever had with flutter, anyways I took nearly all of the code from this official repo.

I can respond to (c.) - We just released a navigation sample app, which demonstrates some common navigation scenarios. We are also actively researching routing and navigation APIs and will share more on that soon.

It is all local (and open source) as far as I can tell.

My research; This github looks like it could work https://github.com/muaz-khan/RecordRTC I've found a few APIs and services that I could use but seemed to cost a lot.

I suggest trying Firefox. Also, here's a website where you can test WebRTC screen recording: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RecordRTC/ which might be handy for testing it yourself without going through meeting software.

Posting here because I wanted to add it to the Arch Wiki page, but it doesn't work for me. It's possible now to enable the HW accelerated video encoding feature with the command-line flag --enable-features=VaapiVideoEncoder. Testing with the RecordRTC experiment shows that a software codec is still being used (check intel_gpu_top). My HW can only do H264 and VP8, so maybe someone with VP9 HW accelerated encoding will have a better luck with this.

Does recording in Firefox work? test using https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RecordRTC/

I think this shouldn't be all to hard. I have a repo that only records a microphone and saves it link here. It should get you started to doing it with video as well using the same API even, here is a sample of RecordRTC. If you have any questions feel free to DM me.

For example, Firefox WebRTC can record windows using Portal and dynamically resizes the video to fit whenever you resize the window.

Read this https://github.com/muaz-khan/RecordRTC/issues/97