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A little off topic: has anyone managed to have chroma key effect on Mac ? I'm also thinking to have almost same concept youtube channel. But, I also want to hav
by m00dy 7y ago
A little off topic: has anyone managed to have chroma key effect on Mac ? I'm also thinking to have almost same concept youtube channel. But, I also want to have chroma-key background. any ideas ?
- DAlperin 7y agoI think OBS will do live keying.
- m00dy 7y agoI'm also looking for its virtual-camera plugin which is only window :(
- wdroz 7y agoI'm was looking (still looking actually) for a virtual camera for GNU/Linux, but all the solutions I found involve lot of hacks. That would be awesome to be able to switch scenes from OBS inside a "corporate" video conference setup.
- jnwatson 7y agoI've done it without too much trouble. I did have to compile and load a small kernel module, but it wasn't too hard. I have notes on how I did it if you're interested. Most of my time was spent in OBS tweaking the look.
- osteele 7y agoiMovie, Adobe Premier, Final Cut Pro, and Screenflow (screen casting software) all have chromakey. The Zoom app, and the Logitech C922, each have live background replacement ("virtual green screen"). For post-production without a physical green screen, you can use a green rectangle as your virtual background in Zoom or with the Logitech, import into iMovie etc., and chromakey there.
- lostapathy 7y agoOBS is a good solution if that works for you. Also look at Black Magic ATEM Mini https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/atemmini https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/atemmini - you need to connect a camera with HDMI output to it (i.e., something like a Panasonic G7) rather than a webcam, but it'll do the green screen in-device and output an HDMI signal. You can then run that into a USB3 HDMI capture device that will show up as a normal webcam.
- tga 7y agoCheck out http://camtwiststudio.com http://camtwiststudio.com or maybe http://manycam.com http://manycam.com.