royshilkrot
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This is where you download: https://github.com/royshil/obs-backgroundremoval/releases/tag/v0.3.0-beta
There are instructions on how to install it. It's a short command
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There are instructions on how to install it. It's a short command
Want To Learn
Member
Thank You royshilkrot, but it seems more involved than what I know how to do. I googled it and it seems I need to get into terminal with a few steps that I'm not sure how to do. I'll need to wait for the full version then. Thanks again for your help!
Olivier J.
Member
Excuse me, I install the plug in on my PC, no problem ..
but on my Mac, OBS is crashing when i use it ...
Maybe i make a bad installation ... someone can explain me how make a good installation on Mac ?
thanks !
but on my Mac, OBS is crashing when i use it ...
Maybe i make a bad installation ... someone can explain me how make a good installation on Mac ?
thanks !
Submitted a pull request today to add a new feature to "Process the Mask every X frames of video". This can greatly decrease the CPU usage of the plugin making it usable on lower-spec'd systems, and people may even prefer the visual effect of processing the mask less frequently as it can make the contours of the mask less "jittery". Defaults to mask every 1 frame which works exactly like it did previously. Working well on my windows system, with say 30fps video and processing the mask every 5 frames as an example, it halves the cpu time and still looks nice. Have a look at it when you get a chance royshilkrot.
royshilkrot
Member
Merged. Thanks for the contribution!
royshilkrot
Member
Unfortunately it only works works as "Audio/Video Filter", since the "Effect" is just for graphics rendering effects (shaders)
Hi!
Any chance you could 'trick' the filter into working with a browser source? I bring in my camera using obs.ninja, rather than as a video source. I suppose I could probably work around by using a convoluted virtual camera trick of some kind, but I'm hoping to avoid unnecessary complexity if possible.
At the moment, attempting to add the filter to a browser source obviously just doesn't do anything at all. Perhaps there's some other workaround I'm missing? From what I've seen of your plugin, though, AWESOME WORK!
Any chance you could 'trick' the filter into working with a browser source? I bring in my camera using obs.ninja, rather than as a video source. I suppose I could probably work around by using a convoluted virtual camera trick of some kind, but I'm hoping to avoid unnecessary complexity if possible.
At the moment, attempting to add the filter to a browser source obviously just doesn't do anything at all. Perhaps there's some other workaround I'm missing? From what I've seen of your plugin, though, AWESOME WORK!
dont understand what you mean
slashie101
New Member
Hello! Thank you so much for making and releasing this plugin!
It would be super cool if this filter was available on a source mirror (using StreamFX) of a camera. Sadly the plugin requires a video capture device. If this is supported on a future release it would be great <3
It would be super cool if this filter was available on a source mirror (using StreamFX) of a camera. Sadly the plugin requires a video capture device. If this is supported on a future release it would be great <3
Surge42
Member
This is a great idea.
SpacemanSteeeeve
New Member
I use these. problem solved. you could theoretically use another green screen, but these are a bit more durable for walking/standing on. shop around, you can find some for pretty cheep on ebay and whatnot. they work perfectly. they come in different thicknesses and textures for different prices. good luck.
jamessnell
New Member
This is great, but I don't see how to set the background color to transparent, which is a critical feature to me. Any help please?
Update: Ahh, now I see, it was in that demo GIF. You have to add a chrome key in the filter and set it to the background color. Easy!
Update: Ahh, now I see, it was in that demo GIF. You have to add a chrome key in the filter and set it to the background color. Easy!
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unfunf22
New Member
hi royshilkrot
i would like to have a slider with which i can adjust the mask every x myself, would that be possible to implement? default is 300 as far as i read, maybe configurable from 300-1000. i have an amd rx570 gpu and an amd r7 2700x cpu. what i also noticed is as soon as i use the option "use gpu" my fps drops to 15 fps but my cpu utilization stays at 20%. i don't want to force you to do it but would be nice to be able to adjust it myself. I like to test new versions of the plugin when you make a new one, I use windows 10.
if i dont use gpu i get 30~ FPS
thanks in advance Ben
i would like to have a slider with which i can adjust the mask every x myself, would that be possible to implement? default is 300 as far as i read, maybe configurable from 300-1000. i have an amd rx570 gpu and an amd r7 2700x cpu. what i also noticed is as soon as i use the option "use gpu" my fps drops to 15 fps but my cpu utilization stays at 20%. i don't want to force you to do it but would be nice to be able to adjust it myself. I like to test new versions of the plugin when you make a new one, I use windows 10.
if i dont use gpu i get 30~ FPS
thanks in advance Ben
