Virtualworks Virtual Sets in vMix

This is a brief tutorial on how to use Virtualsetworks Virtual Sets in vMix: http://virtualsetworks.com/

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Vmax has a unique and Powerful way of
handling virtual sets that both gives
the user amazing creative control and
strong technical capabilities like
camera movement and Reflections for this
tutorial you will need a camera aimed at
a green screen or a clip of someone on a
green screen and a video clip you will
use for your bource to put in the
screens to add a virtual set to v-mix go
to add input and choose virtual
sets click browse and navigate to the
folder containing the virtual set end
angle you'd like to load and click okay
you will see the folder selected next to
the browse button next click okay if you
don't already have a virtual set from us
there's a demo available on vm's website
when your talent camera screen clip and
virtual set are loaded your inputs may
look something like this
configuring a virtual set in v-mix is
fairly straightforward click the setup
button next to the virtual
set you will find five layers in the
layer drop down indicating background
room screens talent and overlay it's
possible depending on the set that you
may not have all of these layers
background is generally what you may see
out the window making changes to the
skyline easy room is the set itself and
shouldn't need any adjustment screens
and in this case is going to be the clip
that you loaded into the
screens with the screens layer selected
choose your clip from the list of inputs
you will see your clip pop into the
screens in the set do the same thing
with the talent only this time choose
your green screen camera or clip last is
the overlay layer most likely a desk but
possibly anything obstructing the talent
below are several buttons to reset any
adjustments you might make to the set
whether a layer is visible or to export
the set to a new folder the visible
button can be useful to turn a set with
a desk into a set without a
desk next we'll be making some changes
to the green screen input click the gear
icon in the lower right corner to bring
up the input settings window click color
key to bring up the chroma key settings
check the color key box and then click
Auto chroma key if you have a robust GPU
check anti-aliasing it will make your
key look better that should be all you
have to do it's pretty good next click
the position tab and adjust the crop
settings to remove any parts of your
shot that don't belong X1 is the left
side of the screen y1 is the top X2 is
the right side of the screen and Y2 is
the
bottom the finished virtual set
composite should be your two inputs
seamlessly integrated into the virtual
set complete with Reflections and camera
movement and that's how you make a
virtual set with virtual setworks and
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