XYN and LTX: Disguise applies AI to production at NAB 2026

The assistants of NAB 2026 You can see the technology Disguise in action at the stands MRMC, B&H, Planar, CarbonBlack y MOVIN, as well as discover two key integrations for VP and XR environments: the new XYN plugins (Sony) y LTX.

Disguise It has been proposed to demonstrate in NAB 2026 how your software and media servers enable synchronized playback of high resolution content for television, virtual production, live events, sports stadiums and much more. In addition to offering demonstrations and round tables, Disguise and its partners will present for the first time two integrations developed using their framework plugins own: the new integration plugin XYN of Sony for virtual production and an upcoming plugin LTX for creating AI-powered visual assets.

Created for filmmakers to use with software Designer by Disguise, the plugin XYN of Sony streamlines the process of converting real-world spaces into 3D computer graphics, reducing the workload required to create LED virtual production backgrounds. On the other hand, with the plugin LTX para Disguise Designer, creative teams will be able to generate synchronized audiovisual content in native 4K at 60 fps, using LTX's latest and most powerful multimodal AI model, the LTX-2.3. With this tool, venues, sports franchises, television networks and others will be able to generate 4K LED videos using written instructions or reference images, and then iterate as you go.

Those attending the fair will be able to see the technology of Disguise in action at the stands MRMC, B&H, Planar, CarbonBlack y MOVIN in Central Hall. Disguise has also unveiled a new collaboration with Netgear at the show, aimed at ensuring interoperability between Disguise servers and all Netgear AV switches.