Instead move the check for the MF startup result to CheckDependencies. It was used only for logging, but the logging was configured after the constructor call so it never got logged.
The check also probably never applied, because the loading of ScreenRecorderLib already fails if MF.dll is missing.
Instead move the check for the MF startup result to CheckDependencies. It was used only for logging, but the logging was configured after the constructor call so it never got logged.
The check also probably never applied, because the loading of ScreenRecorderLib already fails if MF.dll is missing.
Fixes #227