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How to use Nvidia Eye Contact and how well does it work?
Nvidia Eye Contact is a powerful tool for connecting with others. But how well does it work?
Maintaining eye contact is essential to convey the idea that you are engaged with those meeting you on the other side of the camera. Eye Contact, part of Nvidia’s Broadcast application, uses artificial intelligence to maintain your gaze even if you glance in a different direction by processing and adjusting the image from your camera in real-time using your GPU to do the heavy lifting and feeding the optimized result to your video chat of choice. In this guide, we’ll show you how to use Nvidia Eye Contact and answer the question – how well does it work?
How to use Nvidia Broadcast on your PC to improve your broadcasting setup
A neat and useful utility for all RTX graphics card users.
Nvidia's graphics cards, as you probably already know, give you access to a lot of cool features like DLSS and ray reconstruction that improve the overall experience. It's features like these that make Nvidia GPUs better than AMD ones in 2024, and there's plenty to like about them. Nvidia users also get access to utilities like Nvidia Broadcast, which I find extremely useful for casual gamers and creators alike. I've been using Nvidia Broadcast on my PC every day for a few years now, and I can't recommend it enough. If you also have access to an Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics card, then here's how you can use the Nvidia Broadcast software to improve your video calling and streaming setup.
Nvidia Broadcast vs AMD Noise Suppression: Which noise removal tool is better?
Two of the best tools you can use to improve your audio in video calls and voice chats.
No setup is complete without a good quality microphone that can deliver crisp and high-quality audio, be it for your Zoom meetings or for simply chatting with your peers in Discord. But even the best microphones on the market aren't enough sometimes to make you sound good through all the background, which is why I always rely on Nvidia's Broadcast tool to ensure my audio sound crisp and clear with no background noise cluttering the audio.
Nvidia's Broadcast 1.4 update brings simulated eye contact, a vignette effect, and other enhancements
Nvidia has brought some interesting effects with the Broadcast 1.4 update, giving users the ability to simulate eye contact and more.
It's been over a year since we last saw a significant update to the Nvidia Broadcast app. The company shared during CES that a new update was on the horizon and today announced the release of version 1.4. In the latest update, Nvidia has included a new Eye Contact and Vignette effect, along with enhancements to some of the existing effects that were already in the app.
NVIDIA announces Omniverse VR and more alongside November Studio Driver at GTC 2021
NVIDIA has announced new Omniverse tools and features, including Omniverse VR, as well as a new Studio driver at this year's GTC.
NVIDIA is currently holding its GPU Technology Conference, or GTC, and during the event, the company unveiled some more news about Omniverse, its virtual world simulation and collaboration tool. After announcing and showing off Omniverse Avatar earlier this week, NVIDIA today announced Omniverse VR and other Omniverse-related news alongside the launch of the NVIDIA Studio Driver for November.
NVIDIA Broadcast version 1.3 brings big performance improvements
NVIDIA has released version 1.3 of the NVIDIA Broadcast app, improving background noise removal and performance with stacked effects.
NVIDIA has released the latest update to the NVIDIA Broadcast app, bringing it to version 1.3. For those unaware, NVIDIA Broadcast is an app designed for owners of NVIDIA's RTX cards, which allows them to add audio and video effects to their streaming setup. This includes background noise removal or virtual video backgrounds, which was available previously in the RTX Voice app.