Wondershare Filmora adds NVIDIA RTX Video HDR support and RTX-Accelerated AI features; content creator Kevin Stratvert shares how AI is a crucial part of his creative toolkit.
The NVIDIA Studio platform supports artists and their creative processes with RTX and AI, pairing RTX GPUs and exclusive driver technology to enhance creative apps to elevate performance. It aims to accelerate workflows to help artists realize their most ambitious projects.
One recent NVIDIA Studio blog “Next-Gen Video Editing: Wondershare Filmora adds NVIDIA RTX Video HDR Support, RTX-Accelerated AI Features” highlights a host of next-gen RTX AI updates for video editors and livestreamers.
- Wondershare Filmora now supports NVIDIA RTX Video HDR, joining the ranks of professional editing software like DaVinci Resolve and PowerDirector. This upgrade significantly enhances video quality for high-end displays for NVIDIA RTX GPU users.
- OBS Studio and XSplit Broadcaster have introduced Twitch Enhanced Broadcasting, offering streamers more control over video quality through client-side encoding and automatic configurations.
- The July Studio Driver is now available for download directly from NVIDIA's website or through the NVIDIA app beta, so creators can keep their GeForce RTX PCs up to date with the latest optimizations.
Also featured in the blog is content creator Kevin Stratvert, who shares how he leverages AI-powered features in Wondershare Filmora and NVIDIA technologies like ChatRTX and Broadcast to improve his content creation process.
“AI has become a crucial part of my creative toolkit, especially for refining details that really make a difference,” said Stratvert. “By handling these technical tasks, AI frees up my time to focus more on creating content, making the whole process smoother and more efficient.”
NVIDIA heads to Denver for SIGGRAPH 2024, running July 28-August 1. Don't miss the fireside chat with NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang on July 29 at 2:30 p.m. MT — those interested in tuning in can register here.
Debbie Diamond Sarto is news editor at Animation World Network.
