Nvidia's Broadcast app v2.3.0 enables two major video improvement features to be accessible for editing and streaming. RTX Video Super Resolution and RTX Video Frame Generation are now available for the application to use since they were previously features available through the driver software. This allows content creators to improve video files and webcam feeds all within the Broadcast app. It's an interesting change that gives people a way to utilize AI for quality improvement in a workflow.
Broadcast 2.3.0 update brings RTX Video Super Resolution and Frame Generation to the app
Video files and live webcam feeds are the target of the update. RTX Video Super Resolution can upscale video, while RTX Video Frame Generation can boost the frame rate for video files. According to NVIDIA, the application will allow users to re-render video files with up to 4x frame generation. This update allows for video content upscaling to 4K.
- Minimum GPU for RTX Video upscaling: RTX 3060 or higher
- Minimum GPU for RTX Video frame generation: RTX 40 series GPUs and newer
- Maximum output resolution: 4K
- Supported video formats: .mp4, H264 (8bit)
- Supported audio formats: .m4a, .mp3, .wav, AAC
You'll need different hardware depending on the feature. For RTX Video Super Resolution, you'll need an RTX 3060 or better GPU in order to use the feature. For RTX Video Frame Generation, you'll need an RTX 40 series and better GPU. The application can work with .mp4, .m4a, .mp3, .wav, H264(8bit), AAC files as standard. Nvidia RTX Spark SoC on laptops will also have access to the features as well.
Nvidia also included some new AI features with a MCP server. They added upscaled studio voice profiles as well. The info about the update was reported by TweakTown. We see the introduction of v2.3.0 and the specific ports in question. As mentioned before, we covered the Nvidia RTX Remix update brings DLSS in our other Nvidia coverage. This is a new way to utilize RTX equipment better for video purposes.
Nvidia's Broadcast app update 2.3.0 is out for compatible systems. The upscaling features are available for RTX 3060 and better GPUs. Frame Generation is available for RTX 40 series and better GPUs. It's a useful set of video improvements for a popular broadcasting application.
Source: TweakTown
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