New SDK offers AI-powered greenscreen, augmented reality and style filters; See greenscreen in OBS at TwitchCon this weekend.
Leading into TwitchCon – the world’s top gathering of live streamers – Nvidia is announcing the RTX Broadcast Engine, a new set of RTX-accelerated software development kits that use the AI capabilities of GeForce RTX GPUs to transform live streams.
Powered by dedicated AI processors called Tensor Cores on RTX GPUs, the new SDKs enable virtual greenscreens, style filters and augmented reality effects — the kind of techniques used by major broadcast networks – all using AI and without the need for special equipment.
Livestreaming of video games has become a cultural phenomenon. Over 750 million people around the world tune in to watch people play video games. TwitchCon is where this global movement comes together. More than 50,000 streamers and fans will converge in San Diego this weekend to meet their favorite gamers and learn about the future of live streaming.
RTX Brings AI to Livestreaming
NVIDIA GPUs are already the most popular choice to power the PC games played by streamers. They’re also used to encode and stream video to platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, Mixer, Huya, and Douyu.
With the RTX Broadcast Engine’s AI-powered capabilities, NVIDIA is announcing a new way that RTX GPUs can enable more immersive live stream — all without special cameras or physical props.
The new SDKs include:
Get more info on – Nvidia Blogs