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Virtual Video Device for Background Replacement with Deep Semantic Segmentation
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Twitch Test #2

Open CirculateMusic opened 4 years ago

CirculateMusic commented 4 years ago

Would be great to have your team test out DeepBackSub on Twitch, for many music artists looking for more tools for live streaming sets to their fans, and Twitch users who stumble across them. if this ever happens, please let us know :)

floe commented 4 years ago

Thanks for the heads-up. I wanted to try Twitch anyway sometime, I'll let you know when I get around to test this.

CirculateMusic commented 4 years ago

Perfect 😊

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Thanks for the heads-up. I wanted to try Twitch anyway sometime, I'll let you know when I get around to test this.

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phlash commented 3 years ago

Just had a look at Twitch broadcasting tools (https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/video-broadcast) that might be able to use our codebase: for now it seems OBS Studio is the most likely option, with Streamlabs OBS port close behind (both FOSS). Xsplit have their own closed solution (VCam) and consoles are closed devices entirely (but free to adopt OSS from here :smile:)

There is one OBS virtual background project here in Github: https://github.com/axiak/obs-virtual-background which looks like a nice starting point, and the developer is 'on the lookout for a suitable segmentation model in C/C++ to remove the need for the node service' - we may have a good fit if we can build a video-in -> mask-out loadable module.