Here’s a step-by-step guide to setting up a green screen in OBS. One popular software for streamers is OBS (Open Broadcasting Software). The Hearthstone streamer, DisguisedToast, is probably the only exception in this regard.Streamers looking to add a professional touch to their videos can benefit from using a green screen, also known as chroma keying, in their streaming software. They regularly show themselves live and it would be counter productive to ‘hide’ their identity while streaming. Obviously streamers who use webcams have no real care about facial recognition. Anything to do with facial recognition should be able to be switched off at users will.
We hope that this is a feature that you can fully turn off. Flash forward to yesterday and we see the camera tech integration into OBS announcement. Here is one for example.īack in 2016 Logitech announced they had a webcam that did exactly what this new announcement from NVIDIA/OBS does. There is actually quite a bit of entwined history. We did a little digging into this new business relationship. Logitech announce they have purchased Streamlabs. In the wake of Nvidia claiming they have helped improve OBS with facial recognition and dynamic background tech. Nvidia and Logitech suddenly own a much larger piece of pie. The term is not exactly what you would consider when thinking about the graphics card giant Nvidia. This new addition should change most of those old issues, if not remove them entirely.įacial recognition.
It can be quite annoying for anyone with green eyes too. If you are a streamer though, this was something that was a pain to get right for quite a while.
With a green screen it allows the impossible. The green screen allows those using digital cameras to remove the background entirely or add something that is not there in reality. Green screen, for most of us we think of movie making or live streamers.
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