Recording quality: 30 Mbps intermediate, CRF 18 medium, CFR 30fps

The realtime VP9 first pass at 12 Mbps was the bottleneck on full-screen
abstract motion (visible blocking the MP4 pass could not recover), and the
x264 pass added its own loss at CRF 20 veryfast. The WebM intermediate is
deleted after muxing, so it can afford 30 Mbps; the MP4 pass is offline, so
it can afford CRF 18 preset medium, constant 30 fps and 256k AAC.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XVMQ2JhsJ77pGKqcvvFHqc

src/output.js

@@ -173,7 +173,15 @@ async function startRecording(opts) {
     const vstream = recCanvas.captureStream(30);
     const astream = audio.recordDest.stream;
     const stream = new MediaStream([...vstream.getVideoTracks(), ...astream.getAudioTracks()]);
-    recorder = new MediaRecorder(stream, { mimeType: pickMime(), videoBitsPerSecond: 12e6 });
+    // Generous bitrate: this WebM is only an intermediate (deleted after the
+    // MP4 mux) and the realtime VP9 encoder needs headroom on full-screen
+    // abstract motion — 12 Mbps left visible blocking, the ffmpeg pass can
+    // only preserve what survives this first encode.
+    recorder = new MediaRecorder(stream, {
+      mimeType: pickMime(),
+      videoBitsPerSecond: 30e6,
+      audioBitsPerSecond: 192e3
+    });
     // Serialise chunk delivery: ondataavailable is async, so without a chain the
     // header chunk could be sent after a later one and corrupt the WebM.
     let chain = Promise.resolve();