![]() No RTX card? Well, RTX Voice is now available on GTX cards This is already being built into Notch Builder, StreamFX, VoiceFX, and XSplit Broadcaster, with more on the horizon I’m sure. NVIDIA released Maxine, a new software development kit, to allow teams to integrate the company’s AI-powered Broadcast and Augmented Reality technologies into their products. ![]() Augmented reality tech is now available to developers through NVIDIA Maxine From there, choose “NVIDIA Noise Removal” under “Noise Suppression” and tweak the intensity based on how loud your environment is. With all of this set up, you’ll be able to right click on an audio source within the audio mixer in OBS, click “Filters” and then select the “+” button. To use NVIDIA Broadcast with OBS, you’ll need to first download and install the NVIDIA Broadcast Audio Effects SDK, the latest Game Ready Driver, and the release client of OBS Studio 27. While OBS isn’t getting the full NVIDIA Broadcast feature set integrated, you’ll now be able to add a noise removal filter onto your audio inputs within the software. ![]() Broadcast, as we’ll call it from here on out, is a more full-fledged option for your streaming and recording needs that requires an RTX card to function, while RTX Voice is really focused on eliminating distracting background noises and is compatible with more GPUs. OBS is using NVIDIA Broadcast, which is similar to RTX Voice but slightly different. NVIDIA Broadcast is still limited to RTX cards for integration into OBS ![]()
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