Record a pitch with Slides Picture in Picture - How?

Premium software: mmhmm.app (~$8/month) FOSS: OBS I've used both, but OBS works just fine if you know how to use the Chroma Key filter on your slides. There are other ways to accomplish this, but I think this is the easiest to work with on a regular basis. It's not difficult - you just need to follow these steps. 0. Launch PowerPoint. Load your presentation. 1. Create your slides. Decide where you want your video to appear and build your slides around it. 2. Create a shape (I prefer a circle) where you want your video to appear and make it Chroma Key Green RGB Color Value: 0, 177, 64 CMYK Color Value: 81, 0, 92, 0 Hex Color Value: #00b140 3. In PowerPoint, select "View > Reading View." This will fully display your presentation in the window without the slide sorter, notes, etc. Your Chroma Key Green circle can be seen. 4. Launch OBS. Create a scene. Call it "Pitch." 5. In the scene labeled Pitch, insert a Video Capture Device. Call it "Camera." Your video will appear. 6. In the same scene, insert a Window Capture source. Select your PowerPoint Window. Adjust the positioning if necessary. Make sure it's 16:9 aspect ratio so it fills the OBS canvas. 7. Under Filters, insert a Chroma Key filter on your Window Capture source. 8. Adjust the sliders until the green circle is completely gone, exposing your video underneath. 9. Adjust the size of your video, then move it so that your face appears in the circle on the slide. 10. Start OBS Virtual Camera 11. Launch your video conferencing software. Go to the video source settings and select "OBS Virtual Camera." 12. Pitch If you want to record a video for viewing later, select Start Recording. No need to use the Virtual Camera. I would use something better than a crappy built-in webcam.