How to change background in webcam using Linux Ubuntu
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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".
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.
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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