🎬 ProducerAI: The Real-Time Generative Video Studio

Published: (January 2, 2026 at 12:54 AM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

What I Built

Instead of the traditional “Prompt → Wait for Render → Download” workflow, ProducerAI uses an intelligent Director Agent that analyzes creative intent (e.g., “I need a cyberpunk city”) and instantly broadcasts the corresponding asset using Mux’s zero‑latency infrastructure.
It transforms video generation from a passive waiting game into an active, real‑time broadcasting experience.

My Pitch Video

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Demo

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The Story Behind It

I built ProducerAI to prove that the future isn’t just about generating video—it’s about streaming it.
“What if an AI Studio felt like a Live Broadcast?” 🎥

By combining a Next.js chat interface with Mux’s HLS streaming, I created a prototype where the interface feels alive. The goal was to build a UI that resembles the cockpit of a sci‑fi spaceship, where a Director commands an AI and the screen responds instantly.

Technical Highlights

Use of Mux

This project relies entirely on Mux to deliver its value proposition. Without Mux, it would be just a slow video gallery. I utilized the Mux ecosystem in three specific ways:

  • Instant Playback Switching – The core feature is the ability to swap video sources dynamically based on AI chat responses. I used @mux/mux-player-react because it handles rapid source changes without the heavy buffering of standard HTML5 players.
  • HLS Infrastructure – Video assets are treated as streams, not files. Leveraging Mux’s HLS delivery keeps the experience “live,” even for pre‑rendered content.
  • Stream Telemetry – In the Dashboard view, I built a “Stream Data” visualization that displays technical metrics provided by Mux (bitrate, resolution, latency), highlighting the importance of visibility in video infrastructure.

The experience of building with Mux was seamless—the React component dropped right into my Next.js architecture, allowing me to focus on the “AI Logic” while Mux handled the heavy lifting of video delivery 🚀.

Final Thoughts

Building ProducerAI taught me that the biggest bottleneck in generative AI isn’t creation anymore—it’s delivery.
We often treat AI videos as heavy files that need to be downloaded, but Mux allowed me to reimagine them as lightweight, instant streams. This project shows that when you combine Next.js 14 with a robust video infrastructure, the line between “generating” and “broadcasting” disappears.

I hope you enjoyed this look into the future of the creator economy!

Thanks for reading and happy hacking! 🚀

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