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60% positive of 5 · 5 user reviews · Live from Steam
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Desktop audio hears each app on its own, game chat keeps one name per player, and voice output works on 6 GB graphics cards. Desktop audio hears each app on its own Unitra AI now listens to each app on your computer separately: your game, voice chat apps such …
Screen translation sits beside your microphone, inputs join and leave a running translation, the overlay can be taller, and the translation limit stays visible. Screen translation beside your microphone The screen translation button now sits with the microphon…
Unitra AI works again on RTX 50 series cards with the newest NVIDIA driver, fixes audio setup problems in one click, and keeps game voice chat translated. RTX 50 series cards with the newest NVIDIA driver Unitra AI works again on RTX 50 series cards with the n…
Status: fixed in Unitra AI 0.17.1. Update Unitra AI and you can keep the newest NVIDIA driver. If you rolled back your driver, you can update it again. Who is affected If you have a GeForce RTX 50 series graphics card (RTX 5050 to RTX 5090) and updated your NV…
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