record_linux

Linux specific implementation for record package called by record_platform_interface.

2.1.1 865K downloads/mo #385 most downloaded on pub.dev llfbandit/record

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Last release 1 months ago

07 Jul 2026

Release timing varies

gaps range from 3 weeks to 9 months

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 24 of 24 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

4 years old

24 releases · first in 2022

5 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

24 releases · May 2022 to Jul 2026

2023 2024 2025 2026

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Releases

latest 24

2.1.1 07 Jul 2026
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- fix: don't close ffmpeg stdin while pipe is bound.
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2.1.0 10 Jun 2026
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- feat: Improve InputDevice description with sample rates.
- fix: codec/device caps and surface onConfigChanged to dart side.
- fix: Missing await on _startFfmpegWithAmplitudeMonitoring.
- fix: Ensures EOF reaches ffmpeg.
- fix: dispose() closes the state stream before calling stop().
- fix: _parseInputDevices truncates device names containing colons.
- fix: pcm16bits support for file output.
- fix: Code style improvements.
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2.0.0 26 May 2026
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- chore: Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.44/Dart 3.12.
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1.3.1 22 May 2026
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- fix: Overriding the locale of pactl command for consistent parsing.
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1.3.0 30 Jan 2026
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- feat: Add request parameter to hasPermission() method to check permission status without requesting.
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1.2.1 18 Aug 2025
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- fix: Bad state: StreamSink is bound to a stream error when stopping recording.
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1.2.0 15 Aug 2025
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- feat: Implement amplitude (dBFS)
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1.1.1 26 Jun 2025
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- fix: nullify state stream controller when disposing and make it as broadcast controller.
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1.1.0 22 May 2025
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- feat: Allow pcm16bits streaming.
- chore: code cleanup.
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1.0.0 24 Mar 2025
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- fix: use PulseAudio recorder (parecord) instead of fmedia as library.
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0.7.2 26 Jun 2024
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- fix: fmedia invalid pipe path which may lead to inaccessible audio file.
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0.7.1 14 Oct 2023
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- chore: Remove channels & sample rates on InputDevice.
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0.7.0 13 Sep 2023
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- fix: Allow recording with 5.1 & 7.1 channels (respectively 6 & 8).
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0.6.0 27 Jun 2023
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- chore: Update platform interface.
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0.5.0 05 Jun 2023
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- chore: Change signature of start method.
- feat: Add multiple instance support.
- feat: Add startStream method.
- feat: Add cancel method.
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0.4.1 27 Dec 2022
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- fix: Read all output streams to not leak system resources.
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0.4.0 27 Dec 2022
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- fix: Read all output streams to not leak system resources.
- chore: fmedia is no more included with the package until a viable solution is found.
  - You must install it separately and/or distribute it accordingly.
  - This has been done to fix current build issues.
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0.3.4 05 Oct 2022
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- fix: fmedia executable lookup.
- core: Update fmedia to version 1.29.1.
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0.3.3 19 Aug 2022
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- fix: Flac recording.
- fix: ACC HE (v2) is now listed as supported.
- feat: onStateChanged() implementation.
- core: Add debug print when recording to know if fmedia failed.
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0.3.2 26 Jul 2022
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- fix: CMakeLists bundled libraries.
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0.3.1 08 Jul 2022
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- fix: shared assets between platforms, fmedia binaries are now in platform folder.
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0.3.0 07 Jul 2022
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- fix: shared assets between platforms, fmedia binaries are now in platform folder.
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0.2.0 04 Jul 2022
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- feat: Add input devices listing.
- feat: Add number of channels.
- core: Update fmedia to version 1.28.
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0.1.0 10 May 2022
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- core: Initial release
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