Question / Help I dont understand.
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Jack0r
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You will have to be a bit more precise. What kind of sources are you trying to add that should have the chroma key?
Its also a good idea to show us a log file of your attempts:
Problem? Make sure to post a log and/or crash dump -- HOWTO
Its also a good idea to show us a log file of your attempts:
Problem? Make sure to post a log and/or crash dump -- HOWTO
Its because I have a background with two different colours and I will replace the background with a picture.
I have found one with the same problem --> https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/multiple-chroma-key-greenscreen.4091 <--
But I still dont understand why its so important for the company to not add a simple feature there do so peoples can add more than only one chrome key.
DryRoastedLemon
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Company? Exactly how many people do you think work on OBS? :P
Also, if you're linking that topic, you should probably also read it yourself as well. Primarily the last post. For now it's probably best for you to invest in a proper green screen of some sort (or create one yourself).
Also, if you're linking that topic, you should probably also read it yourself as well. Primarily the last post. For now it's probably best for you to invest in a proper green screen of some sort (or create one yourself).
Oh, you mean a backdrop for your webcam.
My advice to you is the same as my advice to him: get proper lighting, and a good backdrop.
Pretty much every video program out there that does chroma key uses only one color, because using multiple colors can cause problems elsewhere in the picture. It affects color quality and could cause things that are not supposed to get keyed out to become keyed out. The correct solution is to get proper equipment, not hack it up with a thousand color keys because the shading is inconsistent.
My advice to you is the same as my advice to him: get proper lighting, and a good backdrop.
Pretty much every video program out there that does chroma key uses only one color, because using multiple colors can cause problems elsewhere in the picture. It affects color quality and could cause things that are not supposed to get keyed out to become keyed out. The correct solution is to get proper equipment, not hack it up with a thousand color keys because the shading is inconsistent.