The PKGBUILD builds from the surrounding source tree (makepkg's -flto is disabled because it breaks the libspa-sys C shim). The user unit and the env example ship the intended deployment, and gamescope-tv.conf documents the gamescope session it is meant to run against.
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# ~/.config/gamescope-hyperhdr/env — every flag can also be set here.
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# HyperHDR host (required)
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GSHDR_HOST=192.168.1.50
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#GSHDR_PORT=19400
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# Must be lower (= more important) than the USB grabber's priority (240)
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#GSHDR_PRIORITY=150
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#GSHDR_ORIGIN=gamescope
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# Frame size sent to HyperHDR and CPU supersampling factor (gamescope renders SIZE x N)
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#GSHDR_SIZE=320x180
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#GSHDR_SUPERSAMPLE=1
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#GSHDR_MAX_FPS=30
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#GSHDR_KEEPALIVE_MS=1000
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# Clear the priority after this many seconds without new frames (0 = off)
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#GSHDR_IDLE_CLEAR_SECS=0
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# node.name of the gamescope PipeWire node
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#GSHDR_TARGET=gamescope
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#RUST_LOG=info
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