Overlay the Green Background

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I found out many of the Twitch streamer are doing this, merging their camera actual background with the game background. All I know is they have a green background in their home, but how to do that? If I would like to record gameplay footage and append my camera (like other gamers in Youtube), how to do edit that?
 
If you have a decent video editing software it will have either green screen or chroma key setting which wil allow you to playback another video/content instead of the gree screen / selected color.

I assume doing this on the fly requires a bit more software, but that I don't have any knowledge of.
 
Wastelander said:
If you have a decent video editing software it will have either green screen or chroma key setting which wil allow you to playback another video/content instead of the gree screen / selected color.

I assume doing this on the fly requires a bit more software, but that I don't have any knowledge of.
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alright I'll wait for more detail answers
 
If you have greenscreen behind you, you can "delete" (color key) this color from your footage. You can do that in Vegas/Premiere, or even in OBS.
 
kirknet said:
I have heard that ULead software can do that.
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but can it get high quality output?[DOUBLEPOST=1413528786,1413528225][/DOUBLEPOST]
Vinc said:
If you have greenscreen behind you, you can "delete" (color key) this color from your footage. You can do that in Vegas/Premiere, or even in OBS.
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delete color key? wow first time heard that[DOUBLEPOST=1413528839][/DOUBLEPOST]
paullaskovids said:
If they do it on Twitch, they're likely using a paid version of Wirecast which has a live Chroma Key feature.
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xsplit can also do it right?
 
I'm not experienced with XSplit enough to say since I do not own a paid version of the software. I would check with the feature list on their website.
 
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