Hello! I started using a green screen, and I realized that Twitch Studios' Chroma Key detection is really...difficult to work with. Part of the problem that I'm facing is that when I use the auto-detect, it does not properly detect the color of my green screen. The result is that it tries find the settings that best work with my green screen and it doesn't do so - parts of the green screen are VERY visible still, and if I adjust the Similarity or Edge Transparency scale, it still will not properly hide the green screen/background.

What I'm noticing are two options: A) Have parts of the green screen VERY visible, or; B) have parts of my actual face and body blur our and be transparent at the cost of having no parts of my green screen showing.

I've noticed this issue doesn't exist with Streamlabs OBS or OBS Studio - the Chroma Key function is MUCH more fluid on those programs (the auto-detect actually gets it quite close to perfection and barely needs me to adjust the Similarity or Edge Transparency scales.

I should note - this is with a ring light facing me, properly lighting, no shadows, etc. So...it's really odd that it doesn't work.

My hope is that the solution could be to either mimic the Chroma Key detection on OBS Studios or Streamlabs OBS, or to tweak the Chroma Key detection on Twitch Studios. Unfortunately I can't use it because of how poorly it is at detecting and adjusting to my green screen.

I'll try to provide screenshots later (if it's possible to edit this post) but just wanted to see if anyone else is experiencing this or if it's been looked into/discussed.

I suggest adding AMD drivers. I submitted a report addressing it (Case #03654100) and I received an email from the Twitch support team recommending I send the suggestion here. To go over what I said in the report, currently In the setting's only the x.264 encoder is present. However, in other programs such as OBS.Live (StreamElements streaming software) I see the Hardware encoder (H.264). I presume that there is support for NVidia Cards, but as I run a AMD Radeon RX 570 GPU with the newest Adrenaline Drivers I don't have Hardware encoding. This is unfortunate as the CPU I have is the AMD Ryzen 5 2400g APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) (1's gen Ryzen CPU) and isn't that good as it only is 4 Core 8 Thread Boosting to 3.875 GHz on all cores + it has a low amount of L3 and L2 cache. Therefore, although I could stream using software (CPU) (X.264) encoding, the performance and quality would be significantly less. I appreciate your time and work on Twitch Studio, but think the quality of the software would be far better if those of us running AMD GPU's with AMD Drivers could use the Hardware Encoding. Again, thanks for your time, and continue your great work on Twitch Studio.

Best Regards,

                      SpeedThe1.