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Nice, but he totally hides the lining-up of the rear projector image with the main screen's image, which I imagine is a painful process.
by anadem 2y ago
Nice, but he totally hides the lining-up of the rear projector image with the main screen's image, which I imagine is a painful process.
- laweijfmvo 2y agohe talks about that extensively and goes over the software fix(es)
- KeplerBoy 2y agomeh, he doesn't really address the issue. He just mentions using OBS to threshold the image and dilate the resulting regions. That raises a lot of other questions: He obviously feeds two different videos to the displays. How is this done? Does it add latency, does it work with, let's say, Netflix DRM? Are the two videos even in sync or is the obs post processed feed always N frames behind (think of the transition between barely lit and bright scenes)?
- badmintonbaseba 2y agoI would be more interested in matching up timing/latency, especially with the OBS processing in the middle.
- drjasonharrison 2y agoand don't forget to re-synchronize the audio!