NVIDIA Broadcast 2.2 released with Studio Voice out of beta
Studio Voice now supports RTX 3060 desktop GPUs and higher.
NVIDIA has released Broadcast 2.2.0, a new update for its AI-powered audio and video app for RTX systems. The main change is Studio Voice leaving beta status, with NVIDIA claiming better performance and sound quality.
The updated Studio Voice model now works on GeForce RTX 3060 desktop GPUs and higher. This is a lower requirement than the beta version, which was introduced with Broadcast 2.0 alongside Virtual Key Light. NVIDIA already moved Virtual Key Light out of beta with Broadcast 2.1.
Broadcast 2.2 also adds keyboard shortcuts and Elgato Stream Deck support. This should make it easier for streamers to toggle Broadcast effects without opening the main app during recording or live sessions.
NVIDIA Broadcast 2.2.0 is out now, bringing Studio Voice out of Beta + more pic.twitter.com/5cChL4T5KA
— Jacob Freeman (@GeForce_JacobF) June 8, 2026
NVIDIA also fixed a virtual camera issue affecting Chromium-based apps. According to the release notes, those apps could previously detect the NVIDIA Broadcast virtual camera only as a 30 FPS device. The update also improves audio device detection.
We recently covered OBS Studio 32.0, which added new RTX Audio Effects updates and a built-in plugin manager. Broadcast 2.2 is a separate NVIDIA app update, but it targets a similar group of users running local AI effects for audio and camera processing.
NVIDIA Broadcast 2.2.0
- Studio Voice is now out of beta, with improved performance and sound quality. The new version works on RTX 3060 desktop GPUs and higher.
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts and Elgato Stream Deck.
- Fixed an issue where NVIDIA Broadcast virtual camera could only be detected as 30 FPS in Chromium-based apps.
- Improved robustness of audio device detection.
Note: Jigglypuff is not part of this udpate.
Source: NVIDIA
