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run `go run main.go --help` to see how it works
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Progress:
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1.~~Make the `go run main.go record` work on the first execution (currently you have to run it twice and it will start recording on the second run)~~
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2. FIX: After running the record command and saving a video, you have to unplug the device to record another video currently
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3. Make a release :-D
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4.~~Generate GStreamer compatible x264 stream probably by wrapping the NaLus in RTP headers~~
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5.~~Complete packet documentation~~
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6. Send correct replies for clock SKEW packets
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7. Fix small bug in lengthfield based decoder
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8. Stream device audio over rtp as well
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1. Send correct replies for clock SKEW packets
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2. Fix small bug in lengthfield based decoder
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3. Stream device audio over rtp as well
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4. Make a release :-D
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Extra Goals:
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0.~~Also save the device audio stream (I am already decoding it and receiving it, just not doing anything with it for now)~~
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1.[Port to Windows](https://github.com/danielpaulus/quicktime_video_hack/tree/windows/windows) (I don't know why, but still people use Windows nowadays)
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2. See if there is maybe a way to get it to work on mac
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3. BUG: After running the tool to grab AV data, you have to unplug the device to record another video currently
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