NVIDIA Broadcast

What it does

NVIDIA Broadcast takes in a microphone signal, a webcam feed, or recorded files and returns cleaned-up audio and video. Audio features include Studio Voice, noise removal and room echo removal. Video features include background removal, replacement and blur, virtual key light relighting, eye contact correction, auto framing, and beta upscaling to 4K and 60fps frame generation.

Install the app, choose your microphone or camera and the effects you want, then select NVIDIA Broadcast as the input device in your streaming, calling or conferencing software. The File Processor improves recordings offline before upload, and an MCP server lets an AI agent toggle settings and process files. Effects run locally on NVIDIA RTX GPUs.

It suits streamers, remote workers and students on Windows PCs with a GeForce RTX 2060-class or higher graphics card, 8 GB RAM and a recent NVIDIA driver; Windows 11 on Arm is also supported. Internet is needed during installation. There is no macOS or Linux version, and cards below the listed GPU tier are not supported. For price or licence terms, request a quote or check NVIDIA's download page.

What it can do

• Studio Voice, noise removal and room echo removal for microphones
• Background removal, replacement and blur for webcams
• Virtual key light, eye contact correction and auto framing
• Beta RTX Video Super Resolution (4K upscaling) and 60fps frame generation
• Offline File Processor for recorded audio and video
• MCP server for agent control of settings and file processing

Example workflows

Clean up a video call

Input: a noisy room and a webcam. Steps: open the app, pick your mic and camera, enable noise removal and background blur, then choose NVIDIA Broadcast as the device in your meeting app. Output: a call with reduced background noise and a blurred background.

Polish a recording before upload

Input: a recorded video file. Steps: open the File Processor, load the file, apply voice and video effects. Output: a processed file with improved audio and video to upload.

Before you choose

• Needs an NVIDIA RTX GPU and Windows; no macOS or Linux support
• Upscaling and frame generation are labelled beta

Listed under

• Creative
• Music and audio
• AI audio
• Livestreaming
• Noise removal
• Streamers
• Streaming
• Video calls

Get started

Download from the official page

1. Check your GPU, RAM and NVIDIA driver against the system requirements
2. Download and install the app (internet needed during install)
3. Choose your devices and effects, then select NVIDIA Broadcast as the input device in your other app

The official page provides the app download. A supported NVIDIA RTX GPU and Windows installation are required; those hardware costs are separate.

We couldn’t find published prices for NVIDIA Broadcast. See their pricing page ↗

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 28 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• NVIDIA Broadcast App: AI-Powered Voice and Video | NVIDIA ↗www.nvidia.com

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