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#X text 37 197 The 2 images have to be of the same size.;
#X text 14 76 [pix_chroma_key] does compositing using pixel by pixel
comparisons on two video streams. the comparison is based on user a
user supplied RGB or YUV pixel value and +/- range. if the pixel in
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our pix-effect each frame but don't want to reload the image all the
time.;
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