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 v1.3.0:

• Adds a device-resident NVIDIA video path with pinned transfers, GPU matte processing, CUDA color conversion, and optional nvImageCodec MJPEG decode on source, Debian, and RPM CUDA installs.
• Makes background blur substantially stronger and adds separate Dim and Desaturate controls, with matched GPU and CPU fallback behavior.
• Pauses camera and microphone capture when they are safely idle while keeping virtual devices available and waking promptly for real consumers.
• Fixes physical-camera selection and capture negotiation on supported Apple Silicon Macs.
• Removes saturated physical-background color from sunlit replacement edges and fixes direct GPU virtual-camera negotiation on Linux.
• Keeps Linux arm64 on patched Protobuf; face-localized effects remain unavailable there until upstream publishes a compatible MediaPipe wheel.
• Keeps automatic one-shot fallbacks for unavailable GPU decode, conversion, or frame processing paths.

Recent quality updates:

• v1.2.3 stabilizes Quality and Ultra mattes in strongly backlit scenes without changing displayed camera colors.
• v1.2.2 derives one shared binocular camera target, preserves natural iris spacing, and reduces coordinated eye-tracking latency.
• v1.2.1 makes moderate eye contact correction visible at the default intensity, preserves frame alpha, and includes corrected macOS OBS output.
• v1.2.0 adds DeepFilterNet3 noise removal, lower background CPU use, a native StatusNotifierItem tray, verified model storage, and configurable Linux virtual-camera output.
• v1.1.13 adds Center Face and Stable Background Auto Frame modes and fixes minimum-zoom tracking.
• v1.1.12 fixes OBS startup reliability, phone webcam fallback behavior, audio filtering dependency installs, and packaged meeting runtime support.
• v1.1.11 fixes white preview and missing-effects cases in OBS and meeting apps when cameras expose raw video modes instead of MJPEG.
• Camera startup avoids stale, metadata-only, and virtual-loopback source nodes after reboot or device-order changes.
• Source, Debian, RPM, and amd64 Snap installs include the corrected CUDA runtime path for NVIDIA systems.
• v1.1.10 improves live background replacement edges around hair, shoulders, raised hands, and finger gaps.
• 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. Auto Frame, Eye Contact, Face Relighting, and face-aware Video Enhancement also remain unavailable there until a MediaPipe wheel supports patched Protobuf.

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.domjarvis.com