fmourtaza
New Member
Hello folks,
I am a newbie to OBS hence seeking your valuable help and support.
My machine configuration is as follows: Windows 10 Enterprise - OS Version: 18362.1256 (up to date) - Intel Core i5 with 16Gb Ram - Intel UHD Graphics 620.
I recently ordered a green screen however I have not yet got the lighting equipment - I followed some tutorial videos and used the Choma Key - everything looks fine however I noticed some flickering or may be the right terminology is "alpha bleeding" - I tried some combination of the settings but didn't help.
Thereafter to isolate the issue, I tried to set a virtual Green screen using Skype background and repeated the above steps - here it looks nice without any alpha bleeding.
Does this mean that my physical green screen setup has some issue? lighting? green screen is properly not fit?
Is there any other setting that can I use to reduce or get rid of the alpha level ?
Thanks in advance.
I am a newbie to OBS hence seeking your valuable help and support.
My machine configuration is as follows: Windows 10 Enterprise - OS Version: 18362.1256 (up to date) - Intel Core i5 with 16Gb Ram - Intel UHD Graphics 620.
I recently ordered a green screen however I have not yet got the lighting equipment - I followed some tutorial videos and used the Choma Key - everything looks fine however I noticed some flickering or may be the right terminology is "alpha bleeding" - I tried some combination of the settings but didn't help.
Thereafter to isolate the issue, I tried to set a virtual Green screen using Skype background and repeated the above steps - here it looks nice without any alpha bleeding.
Does this mean that my physical green screen setup has some issue? lighting? green screen is properly not fit?
Is there any other setting that can I use to reduce or get rid of the alpha level ?
Thanks in advance.