why does the green color in obs turn black
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 22, 2023 #1 why does the green color in obs turn black Attachments Screenshot (34).png 332.2 KB · Views: 92
A AaronD Active Member Oct 22, 2023 #2 Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency.
Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency.
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 22, 2023 #3 AaronD said: Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency. Click to expand... how can i fix it?
AaronD said: Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency. Click to expand... how can i fix it?
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 22, 2023 #4 AaronD said: Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency. Click to expand... please help
AaronD said: Chroma key? That would actually change it to transparent, but the default background is black, so you see that through the transparency. Click to expand... please help
A AaronD Active Member Oct 22, 2023 #5 Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again.
Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again.
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 23, 2023 #6 AaronD said: Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again. Click to expand... how though ?
AaronD said: Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again. Click to expand... how though ?
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 23, 2023 #7 AaronD said: Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again. Click to expand...
AaronD said: Remove the filter. You (or someone) had to have added it - it's not there by default - so take it back off again. Click to expand...
Harold Active Member Oct 23, 2023 #11 Yes, and you have the chroma key filter applied to your scene, not the display capture source.
H HYUNO_000 New Member Oct 23, 2023 #12 Harold said: Yes, and you have the chroma key filter applied to your scene, not the display capture source. Click to expand... THANK YOU SO MUCHH
Harold said: Yes, and you have the chroma key filter applied to your scene, not the display capture source. Click to expand... THANK YOU SO MUCHH
H HuyHuynh New Member Aug 21, 2024 #13 Harold said: Yes, and you have the chroma key filter applied to your scene, not the display capture source. Click to expand...
Harold said: Yes, and you have the chroma key filter applied to your scene, not the display capture source. Click to expand...
