finally We have a solution... for macOS 14.2 or later (but it isn't ScreenCaptureKit).
you can use AudioHardwareCreateProcessTap https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreaudio/4160724-audiohardwarecreateprocesstap .
somewhat developer.apple.com doesn't have a any description, but SDK header files does. so all your need is read header file, instead of developer.apple.com/documentation
or you might be want to read example source code, https://github.com/insidegui/AudioCap (note: this isn't mine project)
well, it still lacks some features (on Public API), like get current permission status.
If your app aren't on App Store, you might be able to use TCC private API instead, but cleary not recommended.
rinsuki
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