Hello,
where to start.........
I have also installed OBS on windows. And a test version of x-split-green screen. Works. And within skype both options, xsplit and OBS show up in skype as option to choose.
OBS is also installed on Ubuntu 16.04 and deepbacksub-0.2.0 which is a virtual green screen project from the internet. deepbacksub not perfect yet but should be possible to work with.
OBS has the following command:
options v4l2loopback devices=1 video_nr=13 card_label='OBS Virtual Camera'exclusive_caps=1
Beside video0 video13 is also present under /dev.
I start deepbacksub with
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video13 -b images/green-screen.jpg
and a so called output.png starts with the camera picture and the green screen. I modified deepbacksub to 1280x720 instead of pre-programmed 640x480
With OBS I catch output.png with windows capture and filter chroma key. The green screen is exchanged by an image an shows up perfectly with the captured output.png. But when I switch the button "start virtual camera" there is always a flicker within skype. Shortly the green screen is visible. Why that?
Beside what I also observed......
options v4l2loopback devices=2 video_nr=5,13 max_buffers=2 exclusive_caps=1,1 card_label="VirtualCam","OBS Virtual Camera"
generates video5 & video13.
With
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video5 -b images/green-screen.jpg
virtual picture shows up in skype.
With
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video13 -b images/green-screen.jpg
nothing happens when using "start virtual camera".
Seems like that OBS takes only the first virtual video device?
Mostly I am interested in this flicker resp. how to avoid. Any ideas? Do I have to use other commands?
where to start.........
I have also installed OBS on windows. And a test version of x-split-green screen. Works. And within skype both options, xsplit and OBS show up in skype as option to choose.
OBS is also installed on Ubuntu 16.04 and deepbacksub-0.2.0 which is a virtual green screen project from the internet. deepbacksub not perfect yet but should be possible to work with.
OBS has the following command:
options v4l2loopback devices=1 video_nr=13 card_label='OBS Virtual Camera'exclusive_caps=1
Beside video0 video13 is also present under /dev.
I start deepbacksub with
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video13 -b images/green-screen.jpg
and a so called output.png starts with the camera picture and the green screen. I modified deepbacksub to 1280x720 instead of pre-programmed 640x480
With OBS I catch output.png with windows capture and filter chroma key. The green screen is exchanged by an image an shows up perfectly with the captured output.png. But when I switch the button "start virtual camera" there is always a flicker within skype. Shortly the green screen is visible. Why that?
Beside what I also observed......
options v4l2loopback devices=2 video_nr=5,13 max_buffers=2 exclusive_caps=1,1 card_label="VirtualCam","OBS Virtual Camera"
generates video5 & video13.
With
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video5 -b images/green-screen.jpg
virtual picture shows up in skype.
With
./deepseg -d -d -c /dev/video0 -v /dev/video13 -b images/green-screen.jpg
nothing happens when using "start virtual camera".
Seems like that OBS takes only the first virtual video device?
Mostly I am interested in this flicker resp. how to avoid. Any ideas? Do I have to use other commands?