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#!/bin/bash
# I'm not quite sure why, but a new non-recording instance of ffmpeg will start after
# being killed the first time, so the core command here runs twice after a break.
pkill -P $(pgrep -x screencast\|audio\|video) 2>/dev/null && sleep .5 &&
pkill -P $(pgrep -x screencast\|audio\|video) 2>/dev/null
# Update i3bar.
echo "" > ~/.scripts/.recording
pkill -RTMIN+9 i3blocks
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