-tov/--transparentvideoovervideo: invalid <lambda> value:

[nadermx]

-tov/--transparentvideoovervideo: invalid value:

from backgroundremover.

[celikmustafa89]

The following command generates a video that scale-up the video for the background image. It may help in some cases. At least work for me. I spent some time writing this command, just want to share it to save your time if you need it.

ffmpeg -i test_fightclub.mp4 -i fight_matte_image.mov -i green.png -filter_complex '[1][0]scale2ref[mask][main];[main][mask]alphamerge[vid];[vid][2:v]scale2ref[fg][bg];[bg][fg]overlay[out]' -map [out] fight_image_complete_scale2ref.mp4

my output was like this:

now I can generate following output with the code:

[j2l]

Hey,it also works with a PNG image: ffmpeg -i stress.mp4 -i matte.mp4 -i vert.png -filter_complex '[1][0]scale2ref[mask][main];[main][mask]alphamerge[vid];[2:v][vid]overlay[out]' -map [out] complete2.mp4
("vert" is green in French)

[nadermx]

I had this open on superuser as I had gotten stuck. I'll fix the '-tov' ffmpeg command and close this issue.

[celikmustafa89]

hey @j2l,

I have used following command to combine the mate, video and the background video.

ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -i matte.mp4 -i background.mp4 -filter_complex '[1][0]scale2ref[mask][main];[main][mask]alphamerge[vid];[2:v][vid]overlay[out]' -map [out] complete.mp4

It works but has some rescaling issues. But the main point the code should give a proper output. it is working for image but now working for the video. any idea @nadermx ?

by the way here is the output:

[celikmustafa89]

same issue:

backgroundremover -i 15_terminator.mp4 -tov green.mp4 -o g_out.mov usage: backgroundremover [-h] [-m {u2net,u2net_human_seg,u2netp}] [-a [ALPHA_MATTING]] [-af ALPHA_MATTING_FOREGROUND_THRESHOLD] [-ab ALPHA_MATTING_BACKGROUND_THRESHOLD] [-ae ALPHA_MATTING_ERODE_SIZE] [-az ALPHA_MATTING_BASE_SIZE] [-wn WORKERNODES] [-gb GPUBATCHSIZE] [-fr FRAMERATE] [-fl FRAMELIMIT] [-mk [MATTEKEY]] [-tv [TRANSPARENTVIDEO]] [-tov [TRANSPARENTVIDEOOVERVIDEO]] [-toi [TRANSPARENTVIDEOOVERIMAGE]] [-tg [TRANSPARENTGIF]] [-tgwb [TRANSPARENTGIFWITHBACKGROUND]] [-i [INPUT]] [-bi [BACKGROUNDIMAGE]] [-bv [BACKGROUNDVIDEO]] [-o [OUTPUT]] backgroundremover: error: argument -tov/--transparentvideoovervideo: invalid <lambda> value: 'green.mp4'

[j2l]

So far, I didn't find a way to make it work and python code looks the same as -tv so I don't see why the file is not loaded as overlay.
Let me know @celikmustafa89 if you find some way 😉

[celikmustafa89]

So far, I didn't find a way to make it work and python code looks the same as -tv so I don't see why the file is not loaded as overlay.
Let me know @celikmustafa89 if you find some way 😉

Hi,

I found the way of running it.

backgroundremover -i terminator.mp4 -toi -bv green.mp4 -o out_vid.mov

however the output is not good. I was expecting the original video with the green background but it is a grayscale output. :S :S

[celikmustafa89]

may be it is because of the version of FFmpeg ?? I do not know.

[j2l]

I had the same, its the alpha matte (mask for the alpha channel).
For an image with the same size as the video it shrinks the video and only keep the matte:

[celikmustafa89]

I had the same, its the alpha matte (mask for the alpha channel).
For an image with the same size as the video it shrinks the video and only keep the matte:

how should we run the code to get a proper output? any idea?

[j2l]

I had the same, its the alpha matte (mask for the alpha channel).
For an image with the same size as the video it shrinks the video and only keep the matte:

how should we run the code to get a proper output? any idea?

No idea 😕

[j2l]

Your exact command worked for me!

[celikmustafa89]

actually i have some rescale problem with original and background video. by the way my green background is not an image. it is a green backgorund video which shows only green. could you do the merge of original video, matte and a green.png (image)? please share the code?

[j2l]

I also used a green background video and applied your code with my videos: ffmpeg -i stress.mp4 -i matte.mp4 -i vert.mp4 -filter_complex '[1][0]scale2ref[mask][main];[main][mask]alphamerge[vid];[2:v][vid]overlay[out]' -map [out] complete.mp4

It doesn't fix the backgroundremove issue so I keep the issue open for @nadermx or someone who finds the bug. It's way above my skills 😄

If I can help you more, let me know.

[j2l]

Cool!
Thank you!

[j2l]

Thank you!