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Summary

Record up to four webcams at once on Windows — for example one on your face and one pointed at the desk. Each camera is written to its own file on the same clock as the screen, and the recording session and the project keep all of them. The editor still shows camera 1 exactly as before; showing several cameras in the picture follows in a separate PR.

  • HUD: an "Additional cameras" section next to the camera picker (up to three more, in the order you tick them). It is active only while the camera is on and native Windows capture is available; elsewhere it is shown disabled with a hint.
  • Capture helper (wgc-capture): reads a webcams list (keys prefixed cam*, the legacy single-camera fields are still filled, so an older helper keeps recording camera 1), runs one capture + encoder per camera on the shared T0, and reports per-camera events with an index and every camera path at stop (webcamPaths).
    • A camera that cannot be opened, whose encoder or capture cannot start, or that is unplugged mid-take is dropped on its own; the take continues. An unplugged camera's file ends at the moment it was lost (Media Foundation MF_E_VIDEO_RECORDING_DEVICE_INVALIDATED, DirectShow EC_DEVICE_LOST).
    • Two cameras of the same model (identical friendly names, e.g. two Logitech BRIO) never open the same physical device: each camera claims its device and the next one takes the next unclaimed match.
    • Fixes a latent Media Foundation ref-count bug: finalizing a never-initialised encoder called MFShutdown and broke a working camera's file.
  • App: files …-webcam.mp4, …-webcam-2.mp4 … -4; empty or missing files are dropped and named after the take ("Not recorded: …", "Stopped early: …"); cleanup and media links know the numbered files; the session (additionalWebcams) and the project (additionalCameraTracks) keep the extra cameras as optional, additive fields — no schema-version bump, older builds ignore them.
  • AI agent tools: unchanged (they only touch camera 1).

Related issue

None — new feature.

Type of change

  • Bug fix
  • Feature
  • Enhancement
  • Documentation
  • Refactor / maintenance
  • Performance
  • Security

Release impact

  • Patch
  • Minor
  • Major / breaking change
  • No release note needed

Desktop impact

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Installer / packaging
  • Not platform-specific

Screenshots / video

Can follow on request (HUD section and the files of a four-camera take).

Testing

  • npm run test (305 files, 4196 passed), both tsc configs, npm run lint (0 errors), npm run i18n:check.
  • Helper unit tests (node scripts/build-windows-wgc-helper.mjs), including new webcam_config_test, device_selection_test, webcam_loss_test and an MFEncoder case for the ref-count fix; WGC smoke tests incl. a new --webcam --missing-second-webcam case.
  • Real hardware, Windows 11 on ARM64 (Snapdragon X Elite), logged in technical-documentation/testing/manual-e2e-checklist.md:
    • Brio + built-in camera, 1080p, 38 s with three claps: 1146 / 1146 frames, sync within one frame (33 ms) by motion cross-correlation; screen at a steady 30 fps.
    • Brio + C920; two identical Brios (two different devices opened); all four cameras at once (four distinct pictures, 392 frames each, screen steady).
    • HUD → helper → files → session → project, incl. save and reopen.
    • Unplugging the C920 mid-take: before the fix its file kept a frozen picture; after it the file ends at the loss, the other camera and the screen continue, and the camera is reported as stopped early.

Known limitations (noted in the checklist):

  • With two cameras of the same model, which physical device becomes camera 2 vs 3 follows Windows' enumeration order, not the HUD pick (the browser device id cannot be mapped to the capture device).
  • 4K plus a second camera: all cameras are encoded on the screen writer thread, so cameras pace at ~28 fps in that case (1080p is fine even with four cameras). A worker thread per camera is a natural follow-up.
  • Multi-camera recording is Windows-only for now; macOS/Linux keep one camera.

Each camera of the webcams list (or the legacy single-camera fields) gets its own capture and encoder on the recording's T0. A camera that cannot be opened is dropped with an indexed webcam-unavailable warning; one whose samples fail mid-take is disabled on its own. recording-stopped keeps webcamPath and adds webcamPaths.

MFEncoder now only balances an MFStartup it made: a dropped camera's never-initialized encoder ran an unmatched MFShutdown from its destructor and stopped every other encoder in the process.
A camera whose encoder initialize() or capture start() fails is now warned about with the indexed webcam-unavailable event and dropped, instead of ending the take; its encoder is finalized and its empty file removed. The screen encoder's failure stays fatal.

mf_encoder_color_test pins the MFEncoder fix: finalizing a never-initialized encoder must leave a live one able to write and finalize.
Two webcams of the same model report the same name, and the browser id never matches a device path, so every such camera selected the first device and the second open failed as busy. The take now owns a claim set: each camera that opens adds its device (MF symbolic link or DirectShow DevicePath, normalized so both paths agree), and later cameras pick the best unclaimed match. The selection rule lives in device_selection.{h,cpp} with its own unit test.
A label already used by camera 1 or an earlier extra gets " (2)", " (3)" by occurrence, so unavailable and dropped cameras of the same model can be told apart.
The recorder caps at three extra cameras, but a validator that ships with a
cap cannot be loosened later for older builds. The HUD and Electron still cap.
Two webcams of the same model share a name. When an extra carries a deviceId
and camera 1 does not, the name says nothing about whether they are the same
device, so the extra is no longer dropped as a duplicate of camera 1.
The helper deletes the file of a camera it drops at start, but ignored a
failed DeleteFileW. It now logs a WARNING with the path and GetLastError, and
Electron keeps the dropped cameras' paths so stop and discard remove a 0-byte
stub left behind.
A camera the helper disables mid-take keeps its partial file in the take, but
nobody was told. A camera whose file was kept (size > 0) yet is missing from
recording-stopped.webcamPaths is now named in a "Stopped early" notice after
the take, camera 1 included. Paths compare case-insensitively with either
separator. Only an event that carries webcamPaths can say so, so the helper now
prints the list, possibly empty, whenever a camera wrote a file of its own; an
older helper or a missing event never produces the notice.
The checklist now notes that with several identical cameras plugged in the
recorded ones follow Windows' enumeration order, adds a 1-vs-2-camera screen
pacing comparison at 4K (getopenscreen#945) and a stopped-early check. The helper README
says the camera index counts after entries without camPath are skipped, and
the extras-need-camera-1 assumption (R6) is noted where links drop them.
A failed ReadSample was counted and retried forever, so an unplugged camera
kept its file running to the end on its last picture and stayed in
webcamPaths. The Media Foundation capture now latches lost on a device
invalidated or hardware start failure, on end of stream during the take, or
after a second of consecutive read failures; the DirectShow fallback latches
it on EC_DEVICE_LOST (removal), EC_ERRORABORT or EC_STREAM_ERROR_STOPPED. The
writer loop disables a lost camera like any mid-take failure, so its file ends
at the loss and the app names it as stopped early.
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The pull request adds support for selecting, recording, reporting, storing, and restoring up to three additional webcams for native Windows recordings. It also adds camera-loss handling, indexed helper events, project-track persistence, UI controls, localization, and tests.

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Multi-camera recording

Layer / File(s) Summary
Preferences and camera selection
electron/app-settings.ts, src/components/launch/*, src/hooks/useScreenRecorder.ts, src/lib/additionalWebcams.ts
Additional camera preferences are normalized, capped at three, persisted, displayed, and resolved against present devices.
Native configuration and capture
electron/native/wgc-capture/*
The Windows helper parses ordered camera configurations, selects unclaimed devices, records streams independently, detects camera loss, and reports indexed output paths.
Electron and IPC integration
electron/ipc/handlers.ts, electron/recording/nativeWindowsCaptureStop.ts, src/lib/nativeWindowsRecording.ts
Electron sends additional-camera requests, processes helper events, cleans camera outputs, and reports unavailable or stopped-early cameras.
Media persistence and relinking
src/lib/recordingSession.ts, electron/media/*, src/lib/ai-edition/*
Additional webcam paths and labels are normalized, registered, restored, relinked, and imported as project camera tracks.
Validation and documentation
electron/native/*test*, src/**/*test*, scripts/*, technical-documentation/*
Tests, smoke checks, build checks, localized strings, and Windows manual checks cover the new behavior.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: my-denia

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0aeb9

Multi-camera recording looks mergeable. Two small follow-ups remain. A saved camera can appear unselected while it is still being recorded. Old extra-camera links can also persist after a recording is registered again without extra cameras.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 0aeb9

Recording several cameras exposes gaps in device identity and failure isolation. A fallback may not bind to the selected camera, and losing camera 1 can hide otherwise successful camera recordings. The assessed impact is confined to local Windows recording; unauthorized file access or a remote attack is not established.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · security · inferred: When DirectShow enumerates several devices for one filter class, initialization claims an unclaimed device identity, but graph creation instantiates only the class and never binds the selected moniker. The requested device ID is ignored. Distinct bookkeeping claims therefore do not establish distinct captured sources, creating a conditional risk of duplicate or unintended footage being persisted under selected-camera labels. Class-only construction predates the PR; its use as the basis for new cross-camera exclusivity is the changed exposure. Unique-class virtual filters and graph failures limit applicability, and actual wrong-device capture is not verified.
  • Medium · reliability · observed: Native capture permits camera 1 to fail while additional cameras continue, and stop handling preserves their files in the session. Downstream contracts still require primary-camera media: registry registration rejects extras-only links without cursor telemetry, media resolution uses the same gate, and find-recording-camera rejects the result whenever camera 1 is absent. A primary-camera failure therefore hides healthy additional-camera outputs from camera lookup, breaking per-camera failure containment across the persistence handoff. The files remain on disk and in the session manifest; this is not evidence of deletion or unauthorized access. The code explicitly accepts this rare loss, but the restriction conflicts with independently surviving camera streams.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The assessed identity issue affects sensitive camera footage within one local Windows take, potentially across four camera outputs. It depends on fallback-device behavior under the local capture process; the evidence does not establish remote reachability, privilege escalation, or cross-tenant exposure.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — The conditional privacy path is camera selection crossing IPC, main-process resolution to a filter class, fallback claiming an enumerated device identity, and class-only graph activation writing footage to the selected camera's generated file. Binding to an unintended source remains unverified; the observed defect is the disconnect between claimed identity and source construction.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — New additional-camera file targets are generated in the main process rather than accepted from the renderer. Session restoration and fingerprint resolution apply existing readable-media approval, including trusted-directory confinement and file checks, before returning unapproved additional paths. Generic reads require prior approval.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Discard and failed-stop cleanup include additional-camera targets and confine deletion to the recordings directory. Failed-stop recovery requires the helper to have exited before accepting a salvageable screen file. These controls contain cleanup authority, but downstream primary-camera gates still defeat independent-camera survival.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Before adding additional-camera playback consumers, extend document media approval to traverse additionalCameraTracks under the same trusted-directory rules as primary media. The current approval routine covers originalPath and cameraTrack only; this is a control-completeness proposal, not a demonstrated file-serving bypass.
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Fix the inline code span that triggers markdownlint MD038.

The code span contains a leading space inside the backticks, in `"\n"`-style text: -split "`n" | Select-String "webcam". The nested backtick in the PowerShell escape ends the span early, so the rest of the span renders wrongly. Wrap the command in a double-backtick span, or move it to a fenced powershell block as done in the earlier "Webcam capture quality" section.

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Review comments at @electron/media/mediaLinksRegistry.ts:
- Around line 250-261: Update registerMediaLinks so a registration with no
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Comment on lines 250 to +261
@@ -244,7 +257,8 @@ export async function registerMediaLinks(
const entry: MediaLinkEntry = {
lastKnownPath: videoPath,
fingerprint,
...links,
...linksWithoutAdditional,
...(additionalWebcams.length > 0 ? { additionalWebcams } : {}),

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

A re-registration without extras keeps stale additionalWebcams.

registerMediaLinks merges with { ...e, ...entry } at Line 266. entry leaves out additionalWebcams when the normalized list is empty. If a fingerprint already has extras, a later registration with no extras does not clear them. The stale camera paths stay in the entry. The fallback at handlers.ts resolveMediaLinksForVideo can register again from a session that no longer lists those extras. In that case the old extras remain and relinking can restore them. If the latest call is meant to be authoritative, set the field explicitly.

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-				? file.entries.map((e, i) => (i === existingIndex ? { ...e, ...entry } : e))
+				? file.entries.map((e, i) => {
+						if (i !== existingIndex) return e;
+						const { additionalWebcams: _old, ...rest } = e;
+						return { ...rest, ...entry };
+					})
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function isSameCamera(choice: AdditionalCameraChoice, device: CameraDevice): boolean {
return choice.id !== null ? choice.id === device.deviceId : choice.name === device.label;
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Match picks the same way the recording resolver does.

isSameCamera compares only choice.id when the stored id is not null. resolveAdditionalWebcams in src/lib/additionalWebcams.ts (lines 27-30) first tries the id and then falls back to pick.name. Its test "falls back to the name when the id changed" shows that a changed id is an expected case.

If a saved pick has a stale id, the following happens:

  • The list shows the camera as unchecked and leaves it out of present. The cap count is therefore wrong.
  • The native Windows request still resolves the pick by name, so the camera is recorded.

The user sees a camera as not selected while the take records it. If the user then toggles any other camera, onChange(present…) removes the saved pick without notice.

Use the resolver's id-then-name rule here so that both sides agree.

Proposed fix
 function isSameCamera(choice: AdditionalCameraChoice, device: CameraDevice): boolean {
-	return choice.id !== null ? choice.id === device.deviceId : choice.name === device.label;
+	if (choice.id !== null && choice.id === device.deviceId) return true;
+	return choice.name === device.label;
 }

The fallback can match a different camera that has the same label. The resolver already accepts that risk, so the UI now shows what the recording will do.

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function isSameCamera(choice: AdditionalCameraChoice, device: CameraDevice): boolean {
return choice.id !== null ? choice.id === device.deviceId : choice.name === device.label;
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