NDI® network video
Full NDI® SDK v6 with dual discovery — SDK-native plus mDNS. Live network video up to 4K.
Silent Disco · Festivals · Cruises · Clubs
Production-grade AR/XR visual solutions.
Your viewport to the party.
DiscoVision turns USB-C display glasses into a private big screen for every guest — and hands you a full VJ toolkit: live feeds, masks, picture-in-picture, tickers and per-event branding, all run from the phone in your hand.
Ninety seconds inside a DiscoVision room — private big screens on every guest, live VJ feeds, and a party that stays yours.
DV-KV-Player drives USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode glasses — Rokid, Viture, TCL, XREAL and friends — as an independent second screen through Android’s Presentation API. No casting, no mirroring, no lag.
The glasses get the show — live network video, streams, or local files. The phone becomes the production desk: shape masks, drive multi-source PIP, run playlists and tickers, record the output, rebrand the whole app per event, or hand control to any browser on the LAN — with a low-power mode that dims the handset while the glasses are live.
The real feature set — as shipped in v0.6.3.
Full NDI® SDK v6 with dual discovery — SDK-native plus mDNS. Live network video up to 4K.
Pull live streams straight into the glasses with hardware-accelerated playback.
A real on-device file browser for local playback — no network required at all.
Open Media Transport support for next-generation network video pipelines.
Android Presentation API — the glasses get the video, the phone remains a full, independent controller.
Circle, square, star, diamond, hexagon — adjustable size and opacity with soft feathered edges.
Side-by-side, stacked or quad layouts, plus a floating picture-in-picture steered from the phone.
Dims the handset while the glasses run — battery lasts the whole session.
Rebrand the app per event — name, logo, colors, footer — down to the client’s own brand.
JSON config push: set up one device, deploy the identical setup to a hundred.
Run a live ticker and push announcements to every pair of glasses in the venue.
Password-locked admin panel that re-locks itself on every launch. Guests see the show, not the settings.
Built-in web server — drive any device from a LAN browser, with token auth and QR pairing.
FrameSync time-base correction, triple-buffered pipeline, auto-reconnect with backoff and liveness detection.
Queue sources into a running order; capture the output to MP4 with the built-in screen recorder.
Self-updates with SHA-256 verification; network and battery monitors keep the show alive.
Three channels of audio is yesterday. Give every wristband a private video wall — synced visuals on every pair of glasses, live VJ output over NDI, and feathered masks that melt the frame into the night.
Roaming venues, themed nights, immersive lounges. Rebrand the app per event — name, logo, colors — push one JSON config to every device on board, and run the whole fleet from one phone.
Point an NDI camera at the booth and hand VIPs the best seat in the house — live, low-latency, up to 4K over the venue LAN, with auto-reconnect if the network hiccups mid-set.
Tonight it’s a phone and a wire. In five years the show lives on the glasses — and the phone’s just backstage.
An Android phone is the controller; USB-C display glasses are the screen. Everything on this page ships in the private beta today.
Shipping nowiPhone and iPad come online as controllers after the Android beta — the same show, whatever’s in your pocket.
In developmentAs eyewear gains real onboard compute, more of the pipeline moves onto the lenses — less phone in the loop, more glasses.
On the roadmapThe endgame: the whole experience runs on the glasses themselves. The phone becomes optional as the hardware catches up to the vision.
The 5-year visionDiscoVision is in private beta with crews running real rooms. Tell us where you’d run it — silent disco, festival, cruise, club — and we’ll get you in.
Android-first today — that’s where USB-C glasses output lives. iOS versions are in the works for after the beta.