Nvidia has released its most unnerving AI-powered software yet. A new camera feature added in a recent update to the Nvidia Broadcast app edits a live feed so that it looks like someone is always ...

NVIDIA has also updated Broadcast's noise removal tool to add profiles that better separate the sounds of cats, dogs and even insects in the background.

Nvidia Broadcast should show up as a virtual camera, and you can add that to OBS or Xsplit. You can also even add it to Zoom, Google Hangouts, and other similar video-conferencing apps.

NVIDIA Broadcast has hit Version 1.4.0 and is the company's tool for live streams, voice chats, and video conference calls using RTX and AI technology.

NVIDIA's Broadcast app has some pretty special tools for streamers, but you might have overlooked it. Here's a rundown of what it can do for your live recordings.

At TwitchCon on Tuesday, Nvidia revealed the RTX Broadcast Engine, a collection of SDKs that uses AI to offer real-time virtual greenscreens, augmented reality effects, and style filters that ...

Nvidia is updating its Broadcast app to filter out the sound of pets and cicadas. It comes just in time for billions of cicadas emerging in the US after 17 years underground.

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Nvidia is updating its Broadcast app to work with more cameras and use less VRAM. Update 1.3 also improves how background noise is removed. Background noise removal is also improved with version 1.3.

One thing I love about Nvidia GPUs, aside from their unmatched performance in the high-end segment, is their software suite.