If you opt to do this, make sure that in NVIDIA Broadcast you select your actual microphone.

Setting NVIDIA Broadcast as the default device in Windows Sound settings: NVIDIA Broadcast can be selected as your default Microphone in Windows so that you don’t have to change it in every application.

This will automatically use any microphone/speaker that Windows detects as the new default as inputs, so you don’t have to keep configuring them every time.

If you connect/disconnect microphone/speakers often: If you change your microphone/speakers often (i.e you plug and unplug them), you can select (Default device) as your inputs in NVIDIA Broadcast.

turn it off and on, and adjust the resolution if it’s not set to Auto). If you change the resolution of your webcam in NVIDIA Broadcast, you will need to reload the camera in your app (i.e. In your streaming/video conferencing app you should leave settings as default, or match your NVIDIA Broadcast settings. If you wish to adjust the camera resolution you need to do so with NVIDIA Broadcast. We recommend disabling such effects in your app and drivers. Applying an effect twice will often result in the effect not working correctly.

Avoid issues with third party filters: Applications can sometimes apply effects, such as noise cancelling, similar to those in NVIDIA Broadcast.

To remove an effect, click on the effect name and scroll down to “x Remove this effect”.

To add a secondary effect just click on the Add Effect button.

Running more than 1 effect will increase the GPU usage of the app.

About Multi-Effects: From version 1.2 and above, you may combine AI effects per device.

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