Transparent player icons go black when broadcasting

so recently i noticed that then im broadcasting my player icon disappears, i've linked the original file for the icon (png with a simple transparent layer as seen below) the next 2 pictures are exaples of when im broadcasting and not broadcasting, the transparency works while im not broadcasting but as soon as i do it goes all black, im not going to pretend to know what the issue might be but i wanted to know if anyone had seen this before

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Doesn't matter whether one's avatar is transparent; I see the same behavior. As far as I can tell, this is not a bug, this is a feature!(Tm). Seriously, anyone who is broadcasting has their avatar do this, and I always figured it was just a TokBox thing.

Yes, I think what you described is expected behavior. That's the space that goes to Video from your webcam when you have Video mode enabled (WebRTC in Roll20). If you have Audio-only without video, it goes to black (no avatar). If you have chat-only, no WebRTC voice or video, it shows your avatar. The transparency works on the Roll20 tabletop when you're in chat-only (no voice no video) mode, which is cool. I have a round avatar so I know what you're talking about there. When it goes all-black, when you're broadcasting, that's either a black web-cam feed (covered up the lens) or it's just the way WebRTC displays when you're on voice-no-video.