Trouble recording video to file or live streaming on an M1 Mac Mini about ring HOT 3 OPEN

You didn't provide your macOS version, but note that ring-client-api doesn't provide it's own ffmpeg, but rather depends on the ffmpeg-for-homebridge package which has full support for Apple Silicon, however, recent builds support only macOS 13.0 (Ventura) and newer, so if you happen to be on an earlier build of macOS that is the most likely issue.

Also, you can just test if the ffmpeg binary will run from the command line and it's totally possible to just provide your own OS version of ffmpeg by leveraging the ffmpegPath parameter to tell ring-client-api what ffmpeg binary to use.

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BTW, I believe that -8 error is ENOEXEC, which normally indicates that the binary is not for the platform. As Apple Silicon is fully supported, you need to make sure that you are running all the correct versions for your arch. Perhaps simply remove the dependencies and re-install and then make sure that the ffmpeg binary is the same arch as your node binaries.

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