Creator EposVox Shares Streaming Lessons, Successes This Week In the NVIDIA Studio'

Editor's note: This post is part of our weekly In the NVIDIA Studio series, which celebrates featured artists, offers creative tips and tricks, and demonstrates how NVIDIA Studio technology improves creative workflows. In the coming weeks, we'll be deep diving on new GeForce RTX 40 Series GPU features, technologies and resources, and how they dramatically accelerate content creation.

TwitchCon - the world's top gathering of live streamers - kicks off Friday with the new line of GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs bringing incredible new technology - from AV1 to AI - to elevate live streams for aspiring and professional Twitch creators alike.

In addition, creator and educator EposVox is in the NVIDIA Studio to discuss his influences, inspiration and advice for getting the most out of live streams.

Plus, join the #From2Dto3D challenge this month by sharing a 2D piece of art next to a 3D rendition of it for a chance to be featured on the NVIDIA Studio social media channels. Be sure to tag #From2Dto3D to enter.

AV1 and Done Releasing on Oct. 12, the new GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs feature the eighth-generation NVIDIA video encoder, NVENC for short, now with support for AV1 encoding. For creators like EposVox, the new AV1 encoder will deliver 40% increased efficiency, unlocking higher resolutions and crisper image quality.

The GeForce RTX 40 Series delivers higher video quality with AV1. NVIDIA has collaborated with OBS Studio to add AV1 support to its next software release, expected later this month. In addition, Discord is enabling AV1 end to end for the first time later this year. GeForce RTX 40 Series owners will be able to stream with crisp, clear image quality at 1440p and even 4K resolution at 60 frames per second.

GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs also feature dual encoders. This allows creators to capture up to 8K60. And when it's time to cut a VOD of live streams, the dual encoders work in tandem, dividing work automatically, which slashes export times nearly in half. Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve, the popular Voukoder plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro, and Jianying - the top video editing app in China - are all enabling dual encoder through encode presets. Expect dual encoder availability for these apps in October.

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The GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs also give game streamers an unprecedented gen-to-gen frame-rate boost in PC games alongside the new NVIDIA DLSS 3 technology, which accelerates performance by up to 4x. This will unlock richer, more immersive ray-traced experiences to share via live streams, such as in Cyberpunk 2077 and Portal with RTX.

Virtual Live Streams Come to Life VTube Studio is a leading app for virtual streamers (VTubers) that makes it easy and fun to bring digital avatars to life on a live stream.

Seamlessly control avatars with AI by using a webcam and GeForce RTX GPU in VTube Studio. VTube Studio is adding support this month for the NVIDIA Broadcast AR SDK, allowing users to seamlessly control their avatars with AI by using a regular webcam and a GeForce RTX GPU.

Objectively Blissful Streaming OBS doesn't stand for objectively blissful streaming, but it should.

OBS Studio is free, open-source software for video recording and live streaming. It's one of EposVox's essential apps, as he said it allows me to produce my content at a rapid pace that's constantly evolving.

The software now features native integration of the AI-powered NVIDIA Broadcast effects, including Virtual Background, Noise Removal and Room Echo Removal.

In addition to adding AV1 support for GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs later this month, the recent OBS 28.0 release added support for high-efficiency video coding (HEVC or H.265), improving video compression rates by 15% across a wide range of NVIDIA GPUs. It also now includes support for high-dynamic range (HDR), offering a greater range of bright and dark colors, which brings stunning vibrance and dramatic improvements in visual quality.

Broadcast for All The SDKs that power NVIDIA Broadcast are available to developers, enabling native AI feature support in devices ranging from Logitech, Corsair and Elgato, as well as advanced workflows in OBS and Notch software.

Features released last month at NVIDIA GTC include new and updated AI-powered effects.

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Virtual Background now includes temporal information, so random objects in the background will no longer create distractions by flashing in and out. This will be available in the next major version of OBS Studio.

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Face Expression Estimation allows apps to accurately track facial expressions for face meshes, even with the simplest of webcams. It's hugely beneficial to VTubers and can be found in the next version of VTube Studio.

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Eye Contact allows podcasters to appear as if they're looking directly at the camera - highly useful for when the user is reading a script or looking away to engage with viewers in the chat window.

It's EposVox's World, We're All Just Living in It Adam Taylor, who goes by the stage name EposVox or The Stream Professor, runs a YouTube channel focused on tech education for content creators and streamers. He's been making videos since before YouTube even existed.

DailyMotion, Google Video, does anyone remember MetaCafe? X-Fire? said EposVox.

He maintains a strong passion for educational content, which stemmed from his desire to learn video editing workflows as a young man, when he lacked the wealth of knowledge and resources available today.

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