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Old 04-30-2020, 01:30 PM   #1
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Unhappy How to change background in webcam using Linux Ubuntu


I am using a Logitech C922 Pro HD Stream Webcam which can be used with XSplit - however, XSplit does not support Linux!

I have been searching for a suitable program all day but cannot find one that does what I want to do that can be used in Ubuntu?

Can you assist please?
 
Old 04-30-2020, 09:52 PM   #2
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Are you looking for something that changes the background during a video call or for a photo?

I know Teams, which is available for Linux now, allows you to change the background while on a call. So does Zoom.
 
Old 05-01-2020, 03:20 AM   #3
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Thank You Redd9 - I have a need to change the background for a video that I'm making - if I was using windows it would not be a problem - but I recently switched to Linux and find that, on the face of it, it appears very limited on more advanced software.

Thank you very much for your input - but Team (which I was not aware could be used on Linux, so thank you for that!) and Zoom are "chat" platforms, whereby my need is more "editing".
 
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OK, I understand. What about using Natron? Cheese also has some special effects for changing the video but I'm not sure if there are any specifically for changing how the background looks.
 
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Thank You Redd9 - I have a need to change the background for a video that I'm making - if I was using windows it would not be a problem - but I recently switched to Linux and find that, on the face of it, it appears very limited on more advanced software.
Incorrect; it has just as much (or more) available, but often times the Windows/Mac software you're used to won't run.
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Thank you very much for your input - but Team (which I was not aware could be used on Linux, so thank you for that!) and Zoom are "chat" platforms, whereby my need is more "editing".
You need to investigate OBS Studio...cross-platform, supports chroma-key, virtual backgrounds, streaming, multi-channel editing, etc.
 
  


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