1.5.31902146.0 MB
GPL-3.0
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core24
AI virtual camera with background effects and noise removal for Linux
NV Broadcast is an AI-powered virtual camera and voice enhancement app for
Linux. It brings background blur, background replace, green-screen remove,
eye contact correction, face relighting, video enhancement, recording, and
local meeting transcription into one app.
What's new in v1.5.3:
- Keeps Camera, Audio, and preview controls usable in small windows.
- Preserves video and microphone audio in MP4 recordings, including when
effects are disabled or changed during capture.
- Saves recordings in the desktop Videos folder and provides folder actions.
- Recovers processing choices after temporary GPU memory pressure and allows
first-use GPU checks to finish compiling their kernels.
- Discovers cameras connected after startup and improves moving finger gaps
and background edges at the tested settings.
- Verifies pinned meeting-model downloads and supports TensorRT libraries
with Python 3.14 on supported Linux systems.
Retained reliability features:
- Retries advertised camera formats when the preferred mode cannot start.
- Restores the selected microphone and keeps Start/Stop controls aligned
with the actual broadcast state.
- Verifies runtime ownership and real inference before enabling GPU modes.
- Provides local meeting transcription and cumulative contributor credits.
- Supplies checksums, build provenance, and a helper for affected legacy
native-package upgrades.
Recent quality updates:
- v1.4.0 adds rebindable global effect shortcuts, Gaze Lock, live camera
switching, crash-safe processing reloads, and improved hair-edge and
microphone behavior.
- v1.3.0 adds a device-resident NVIDIA video path, stronger blur controls,
safe camera and microphone power saving, corrected Apple Silicon camera
selection, and cleaner sunlit replacement edges.
- Compute selection lets users choose Auto, GPU Focused, or CPU Focused
behavior. GPU Focused selects the DocZeus/CUDA path when available, while
CPU Focused keeps users on CPU modes when preferred.
- The arm64 Snap build stays portable and CPU-safe until Linux arm64 GPU
wheels are available from upstream providers.
Core features:
- Blur your background
- Replace your background with an image
- Remove your background for green-screen workflows
- Eye contact correction while reading or presenting
- Face relighting to better match the background
- Video enhancement with skin smooth, denoise, enhance, and sharpen controls
- Voice studio tools plus local AI meeting transcription and summaries
- DocZeus, Zeus, Killer, CUDA, and CPU processing modes for different systems
- Works with Zoom, Chrome, OBS, Discord, and other webcam apps
For install guides, release downloads, feature breakdowns, and upgrade
instructions, visit the official website: https://nvbroadcast.com
Linux. It brings background blur, background replace, green-screen remove,
eye contact correction, face relighting, video enhancement, recording, and
local meeting transcription into one app.
What's new in v1.5.3:
- Keeps Camera, Audio, and preview controls usable in small windows.
- Preserves video and microphone audio in MP4 recordings, including when
effects are disabled or changed during capture.
- Saves recordings in the desktop Videos folder and provides folder actions.
- Recovers processing choices after temporary GPU memory pressure and allows
first-use GPU checks to finish compiling their kernels.
- Discovers cameras connected after startup and improves moving finger gaps
and background edges at the tested settings.
- Verifies pinned meeting-model downloads and supports TensorRT libraries
with Python 3.14 on supported Linux systems.
Retained reliability features:
- Retries advertised camera formats when the preferred mode cannot start.
- Restores the selected microphone and keeps Start/Stop controls aligned
with the actual broadcast state.
- Verifies runtime ownership and real inference before enabling GPU modes.
- Provides local meeting transcription and cumulative contributor credits.
- Supplies checksums, build provenance, and a helper for affected legacy
native-package upgrades.
Recent quality updates:
- v1.4.0 adds rebindable global effect shortcuts, Gaze Lock, live camera
switching, crash-safe processing reloads, and improved hair-edge and
microphone behavior.
- v1.3.0 adds a device-resident NVIDIA video path, stronger blur controls,
safe camera and microphone power saving, corrected Apple Silicon camera
selection, and cleaner sunlit replacement edges.
- Compute selection lets users choose Auto, GPU Focused, or CPU Focused
behavior. GPU Focused selects the DocZeus/CUDA path when available, while
CPU Focused keeps users on CPU modes when preferred.
- The arm64 Snap build stays portable and CPU-safe until Linux arm64 GPU
wheels are available from upstream providers.
Core features:
- Blur your background
- Replace your background with an image
- Remove your background for green-screen workflows
- Eye contact correction while reading or presenting
- Face relighting to better match the background
- Video enhancement with skin smooth, denoise, enhance, and sharpen controls
- Voice studio tools plus local AI meeting transcription and summaries
- DocZeus, Zeus, Killer, CUDA, and CPU processing modes for different systems
- Works with Zoom, Chrome, OBS, Discord, and other webcam apps
For install guides, release downloads, feature breakdowns, and upgrade
instructions, visit the official website: https://nvbroadcast.com
Update History
1.5.2 (185) → 1.5.3 (190)9 Oct 2026, 19:16 UTC
1.4.0 (151) → 1.5.2 (185)4 Sept 2026, 18:15 UTC
1.4.0 146 → 15114 Aug 2026, 13:30 UTC
1.3.0 (108) → 1.4.0 (146)13 Aug 2026, 22:00 UTC
1.2.3 (98) → 1.3.0 (108)24 Jul 2026, 15:01 UTC
1.2.2 (94) → 1.2.3 (98)20 Jul 2026, 11:00 UTC
1.2.1 (90) → 1.2.2 (94)20 Jul 2026, 03:30 UTC
1.2.0 (86) → 1.2.1 (90)20 Jul 2026, 01:15 UTC
1.1.13 (80) → 1.2.0 (86)20 Jul 2026, 00:00 UTC
1.1.12 (76) → 1.1.13 (80)4 Jul 2026, 16:45 UTC
1.1.11 (72) → 1.1.12 (76)30 Jun 2026, 21:45 UTC
1.1.10 (64) → 1.1.11 (72)23 Jun 2026, 21:45 UTC
1.1.9 (56) → 1.1.10 (64)19 Jun 2026, 23:30 UTC
1.1.8 (53) → 1.1.9 (56)23 May 2026, 08:00 UTC
1.1.7 (47) → 1.1.8 (53)23 May 2026, 06:30 UTC
1.1.5 (39) → 1.1.7 (47)30 Apr 2026, 04:15 UTC
1.1.5 30 → 3929 Apr 2026, 21:00 UTC
1.1.4 (18) → 1.1.5 (30)24 Apr 2026, 20:15 UTC
1.1.3 (11) → 1.1.4 (18)21 Apr 2026, 14:01 UTC
1.1.2 (8) → 1.1.3 (11)18 Apr 2026, 00:00 UTC
27 Mar 2026, 15:56 UTC
8 Oct 2026, 20:13 UTC
27 Mar 2026, 16:05 UTC




