Rewrite README around user questions - #12
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| dotnet restore .\src\Captail\Captail.csproj --locked-mode | ||
| dotnet build .\Captail.sln -c Debug --no-restore | ||
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| See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for development guidelines and [docs/RELEASING.md](docs/RELEASING.md) for the automated release process. | ||
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| ## Architecture | ||
| The first build acquires the pinned OBS and FFmpeg runtimes when they are missing. |
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On a clean Windows checkout, these commands download OBS during the build, but MSBuild evaluates the top-level OBS Content globs in Captail.csproj before the AcquireObsRuntime target runs. Consequently, the first output lacks obs.dll, plugins, and data, so Captail cannot run until it is built again. Restore the explicit tools\AcquireObsRuntime.ps1 step used by the CI workflow and previous README, or change the project to copy OBS through target-time item evaluation as it does for FFmpeg.
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A new visitor can decide whether Captail fits their needs, install the correct package, understand important recording trade-offs, and report useful hardware-specific issues without reading implementation details first.
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