Nvidia Clip That - Voice Activated Clipper

Voice-activated application that listens for "Nvidia clip that" and triggers Alt+F10 to capture gameplay clips. It also supports "start recording" and "stop recording" voice commands mapped to Alt+F9 and plays configurable sound effects for each action.

Setup

1. Install Python dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Configure Nvidia Overlay:

   • Ensure Alt+F10 is set as your clip hotkey on the Nvidia Overlay and Instant Replay is enabled.

3. Run the app:

   • The VOSK model will be downloaded automatically on first run (~39 MB)

Usage

Run from Python:

python nvidia_clip_that.py

Usage (.exe)

Run the EXE:

Download the latest release from the Releases https://github.com/SaphiraTeam/Nvidia-Clip-That/releases

Build to EXE:

python build.py

The executable will be in the dist folder.

Voice Commands

Say any of these to trigger a clip:

• "Nvidia clip that"
• "Nvidia clip it"
• Common mishearings are also supported

Recording control:

• "Nvidia start recording" → Alt+F9 (only if not already recording)
• "Nvidia stop recording" → Alt+F9 (only if currently recording)

Troubleshooting

• Model download fails: The app will automatically download the model on first run. If it fails, check your internet connection
• No audio input: Check your microphone permissions
• Clips not saving: Verify Alt+F10 is configured on the Nvidia Overlay
• Clips not saving: Verify Alt+F10 is configured on the Nvidia Overlay

Configuration

The app creates a config.yml next to the executable or script on first run. Options:

• trigger_phrases: list of phrases considered a match for clipping
• threshold: similarity threshold for final results
• partial_threshold: stricter similarity for partial results
• hotkey: hotkey for clipping (default alt+f10)
• debounce_seconds: minimum seconds between identical actions (default 2.0)

Example:

trigger_phrases:
   - nvidia clip that
   - nvideo clip that
threshold: 0.85
partial_threshold: 0.9
hotkey: alt+f10
debounce_seconds: 2.0

Sound Effects (SFX)

On first run, the app extracts an sfx folder alongside the exe/script containing:

• Clip-Saved.wav
• Recording-Started.wav
• Recording-Stopped.wav
• Failed.wav

You can replace these files with your own WAV/MP3 files; keep the filenames the same. The app will play them asynchronously when actions trigger.