How to set virtual background on Video call?

Taking video calls from different locations I'd like to keep professional background, no matter where am I. Any ideas how to do it?
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Possibly virtual camera software like Manycam (manycam.com). You may be able to use it standalone or in conjunction with other software. Some people I know use a green screen and some green screen software, however that may require you carry a portable green screen around. It all depends on how good the software is, how much time you want to spend, and how professional you want to look. A poster could accomplish the same task.

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