I have motioneye running in a docker container on raspberry pi OS on a raspberry pi 4. I have a USB microphone attached, I want to record audio with the video files, in the same file if this is possible?
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Search for MotionEyeAudio. IT is a github project– SnarfMay 26 at 20:44
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Neither motion or motioneye support audio, so no they can't be configured to do that:
https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/issues/2447
Maybe in the future?
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