NVIDIA Broadcast: Remove Noise and Echo with an RTX GPU
NVIDIA Broadcast · for Windows
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- Windows
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NVIDIA Broadcast is an app for Windows that applies AI effects such as noise removal, echo removal and virtual backgrounds to your microphone and camera. It requires a supported NVIDIA RTX GPU.
NVIDIA Broadcast turns the AI hardware in an RTX graphics card into practical tools for calls, streaming and recording. It sits between your devices and apps such as Zoom, Teams or OBS, so the cleaned-up microphone and camera appear as new devices you can select.
Features listed by NVIDIA
- Noise and echo removal: Filters out background sound and room echo.
- Studio Voice: AI enhancement meant to make an ordinary microphone sound better.
- Virtual background: Remove, replace or blur your background.
- Virtual Key Light, Eye Contact and Auto Frame: Relighting, gaze adjustment and automatic cropping and zoom.
- File Processor: Apply effects to existing audio or video files offline.
What you need
NVIDIA’s page lists a GeForce RTX 2060, Quadro RTX 3000, TITAN RTX or higher GPU. Other requirements include 8 GB of RAM or more, Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit, or Windows 11 on Arm), a recent NVIDIA driver, and an internet connection during installation. NVIDIA recommends an Intel Core i5 8600 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600, or better.
Price
The page offers a plain Download Now button and mentions no charge, so it appears to be a free download for people with compatible hardware.
Using it
- Install it from the official page.
- In Broadcast, choose your microphone and camera and switch on the effects you want.
- In your meeting or streaming app, pick the NVIDIA Broadcast microphone or camera.
Without an RTX card, Voicemeeter can handle audio routing, and OBS Studio has its own noise suppression filter.
Pros
- Noise and echo removal that works with any call or streaming app
- Virtual background and eye contact tools
- No charge listed on the download page
Cons
- Needs an NVIDIA RTX graphics card
- Windows only
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NVIDIA Broadcast work without an RTX card?
No. NVIDIA lists RTX GPUs such as the RTX 2060 or higher as a requirement.
Does it work on Mac or Linux?
The official page lists Windows only, including Windows 11 on Arm.
NVIDIA BroadcastFree
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