yes this should be possible, on another OS I use a script using 3 ffmpeg processes to record the desktop + audio
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I found this page Capture/Desktop – FFmpeg
But it doesn’t have pipewire settings.
Looks like it’s not yet available
ffmpeg-free available in 2025 for R4.2
I can’t find ffmpeg in dom0 packages list.
$ sudo qubes-dom0-update --action=search ffmpeg
...
======================== Name & Summary Matched: ffmpeg ========================
ffmpeg-free-devel.i686 : Development package for ffmpeg
ffmpeg-free-devel.x86_64 : Development package for ffmpeg
ffmpegthumbs.x86_64 : KDE ffmpegthumbnailer service
python3-ffmpeg-python.noarch : Python bindings for FFmpeg - with complex filtering support
============================= Name Matched: ffmpeg =============================
ffmpeg-free.x86_64 : A complete solution to record, convert and stream audio and video
=========================== Summary Matched: ffmpeg ============================
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It’s there indeed! I was using dnf search 
Is there a “GUI”, like screenshot to execute a “screen recording”? Or is the ability to “screen record” ran from a terminal session?
This is AWESOME!!! Thanks who ever made this possible…
You can thank people packaging in Fedora and authors of ffmpeg and all transitive dependencies (that’s a lot of people! :D)
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