Please help as I am confused.

Although I found a nice basic UV map that can be resized and/or transformed to be used in a virtual studio I don't manage to create one myself
as I understand it is made up of a red and green layer (gradient) and adding (mode) them together I do visually get the exact same visually as the one I found online that works.
BUT... that one always give a distorted view (vertical lines , horizontally half the size approx basically a total mess

what is the trick please

I did notice that some virtual sets that use UV maps seems to use a different standard one compared to the one used in vMix.

Inquiring minds like to know

ok, that works , but my edges (when video is panning are distorded )
Imagine this i where the gamma corrected comes into play , any hints please
Thanks

sending clip by email as it becomes most obvious (panning)

Thanks Martin and I understand ... just dont seem to manage it or maybe gradients aren't correct on PS ;-)

Thank you Martin

My problem is not being able to alter a UV map (as I found one online also and see my GoPro lens correction altering I did in this Post

repositioning , changing its shape and what not all works when starting from an example like yours and than saving it

I was trying to make one from scratch . Got close , just the edges ;-)

Tried some free to test virtual sets , just had to replace their uv map with 'ours' and 'translate' the PSD file to the vMix xml :-)

Hi there Martin,

Did not want to create a new thread so piggybacking this one.

Thanks for the UV sample but I have this strange issue that after I resize it for my screens, when I drop videos into the inputs in vMIX, the images are heavily pixelatted? Any ideas why this happens? I have tried the sample sets that cam with the software but the videos work fine in them.

Cheers

Mark

If you see a pixelated image, make sure you save as png (File>Save as> PNG) in Photoshop, don't use save for the web. And double check that you are working in a 16bit/channel mode (Image>Mode>16 bits).