More sources can be mixed and I can create multiple scenes ni OBS to switch between – with different compositions of different or the same sources and different filters applied. Audio may drop out in OBS Studio at random. Now the output from OBS Studio is used as the camera feed in MS Teams – my head taken from the webcam through Zoom and the Powerpoint slideshow – mixed together in OBS Studio. Some devices that use hardware encoding can experience video issues switching to VP8 or VP9 as a codec may help. Select OBS Virtual Camera as the camera source.
That will make the output from OBS available as camera feed to applications that can use camera feed as input – such as Teams.įinally, in MS Teams, open the Device Settings pane. It looks weird in OBS – but okay in Teamsįinally in OBS, start the virtual camera. (there might be an easier way to fix this – but I have not yet found it). The slides now show up mirrored in OBS and okay in Teams. To fix that, add a Transform action to the Powerpoint source of type Flip Horizontal. The Powerpoint slides are shown mirrored in Teams. The start the slideshow and add the slideshow as source in OBS. Set up the Powerpoint Slide Show with Show Type “Browsed by an individual (window)” this seems to be the only way for OBS to capture a running Powerpoint Slideshow. Then add a Chroma Key filter to this source – to remove the virtual green screen behind me. In OBS, add two sources: Zoom and Powerpoint slide show Next I had to revolve an issue with the video output in Zoom not being captured properly in OBS – using this thread. Open Zoom session – just for me, in my personal Zoom Chat RoomĪdd the green.jpeg as a new Virtual Background (Open Video Settings pane) There are a few tricks to apply and steps to take: Zoom To use a Green screen in OBS, you simply need to add a chroma key filter to your webcam source and adjust the values until they maximize its effect while minimizing the removal of areas that you want to avoid removing. To prepare, I created an image file (green.jpeg) that is just a green rectangle that will serve as a virtual green screen that is use as virtual background in Zoom
Obs green screen windows 10#
This next picture shows what setup I used.Ī regular Windows 10 laptop with webcam and the following software tools: Zoom Client, Powerpoint (as an example source), OBS and MS Teams.
Obs green screen free#
I made this work with the use of two free tools: OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) 26.0.1 and the Zoom client application. Consider adding a source of lighting dedicated solely for the screen itself. Without using a green screen or other tools – with nothing more than a laptop with webcam. It means that your green screen isn’t adequately lit and as a result you’ve had to alter your chroma key to include a wider range of color that is sometimes present on you based on how you are lit. My objective: show a video feed in MS Teams that consists of me and a combinati0n of other sources – such as desktop applications like Powerpoint, images, videoclips etc.
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