KB 222007 - Enable AI Eye contact and Noise cancelling using NVIDIA Broadcast

KB 222007 - Enable AI Eye contact and Noise cancelling using NVIDIA Broadcast

What is NVIDIA Broadcast?

NVIDIA Broadcast allows you to enhance your voice and video for calls and live streaming with the power of AI.


System Requirements

You need to have an RTX Powered NVIDIA GPU and Windows 10/11 for NVIDIA Broadcast to work.

Recommended video call setup

Once you are done installing NVIDIA Broadcast from the link above, select the audio and video devices as shown below:



Enable Noise Cancelling

In both the microphone and speakers tabs click on add effect and choose noise removal from the drop-down menu, Leave the strength at maximum and enable the effect:



This feature cancels-out the background noise both for your sound and anyone else who's in your meeting. Here's some testing done by Linus Media Group as a great example best part starts from 4:34:


Enable Eye Contact

Go into the Camera Tab and add effect, from the drop-down menu, select Eye contact as shown below:





Other Recommendations

Some of the other cool options that is worth enabling in the camera section are auto frame and background removal or replacement.

Enable NVIDIA Broadcast for your meetings and calls

From whatever application you use for calls and meetings, make the audio and video devices to "NVIDIA Broadcast", Shown below is an example of how to enable it in Microsoft Teams.


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