LTX-2: This NEW AI Video Tool is INSANE!

This new AI video tool is insane. Hey, this is going to blow your mind. I just found an AI video tool that does things I didn't think were possible yet. It creates 4K videos with synchronized audio in one go. It's completely open- source. It's ridiculously powerful and you can run it on your own computer. I'm going to show you exactly how to use it step by step. And by the end of this video, you'll be creating professionalgrade videos that look like they cost thousands to produce. So, here's what's crazy about this AI video tool. Now, it's called LTX2, and it just

changed everything. Most AI video tools give you blurry footage or they make you add audio separately. But LTX2 generates 4K video and perfectly synchronized audio at the same time. And when I say synchronized, I mean the audio actually matches what's happening in the video. Not just background music. We're talking about footsteps that match the walking, water sounds that match the flow, dialogue that matches lip movements. This is the first truly open-source AI video model that does this. That means you own it. You can run it locally. You can customize it. You can use it commercially without paying per video. And the quality is insane. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. I've been testing this for the AI profit boardroom and I'm already planning how we're going to use this to create way better content. Let me show you what this thing can actually do.

LTX2 can generate videos up to 20 seconds long at native 4K resolution running at 50 frames pers. That's cinema quality, not upscaled, not fake 4K, real 4K from the ground up. And it does this while also generating audio that [clears throat] matches perfectly. The technology behind this is wild. LTX2 uses something called a diffusion transformer architecture. Don't worry about the technical stuff. What matters is it understands both video and audio at the same time. So when it's creating the visual of water flowing, it's also creating the sound of that water in the same process. They're linked together from the start. Now, if you want to dive even deeper into AI automation, I've got something special for you. I run a community called the AI Profit Boardroom. The best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds with AI automation. Learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like LTX2. The link is in the comments and description. It's at school. com/iprofitlab. This is huge for content creators. Think about how much time you spend finding stock footage, editing clips together, searching for the right sound effects, trying to sync everything up. All of that just got compressed into a single prompt. You describe what you want and it generates the whole thing. Now, let

me talk about why the open source part matters so much. Most AI video tools are locked behind APIs. You pay per video. You're limited by what the company allows. You can't customize it. You can't run it privately. But LTX2 is different. The weights are fully open. The training code is open. You can download everything and run it on your own hardware. That means if you have a decent GPU, you can generate unlimited videos without paying per generation. You just pay for the electricity to run your computer. For a business like the AI profit boardroom that needs to create lots of video content, this changes the economics completely. Instead of paying for every single video, we can generate as much as we need. And here's something even better. Because it's open source, you can fine-tune the model. That means you can train it on your own style, your own brand, your own specific use cases. Want videos that always match your brand colors and aesthetic? You can fine-tune for that. Want a specific type of camera movement? This level of customization isn't possible with closed APIs. Let me walk

you through how to actually use this. First, you need to set it up. LTX2 is available through a few different methods. The easiest way is through Comfy UI, which is a nodebased interface for running AI models. You can also access it through platforms like replicate or foul if you don't want to run it locally. But running it locally gives you the most control and the lowest cost. For local setup, you need a decent GPU. The model works on consumer hardware. An RTX 4090 can generate a 10-second 4K video in about 3 minutes. If you have a less powerful GPU, you can generate a lower resolutions like 720p, which runs much faster. Even a 40 series card can handle this. Once you have it set up, using it is simple. You write a

prompt describing what you want to see in here. The more specific you are, the better the results. Instead of just saying person at desk, you say person in yellow shirt sitting at wooden desk with laptop and coffee mug. Type in quickly soft keyboard sounds. Afternoon sunlight from left window. Camera static then slowly zooms in. The model takes that prompt and generates both the video and audio together. The first generation might not be perfect. That's normal with AI, but you can iterate, change the prompt slightly, add more details, remove things that didn't work after a few tries. you'll get exactly what you want. Here's something cool about LTX2. It supports different modes. There's fast mode for quick iterations. Pro mode for higher quality and ultra mode for maximum fidelity. When you're testing ideas or doing rough drafts for the AI profit boardroom, you use fast mode to iterate quickly. Once you know what you want, you switch to ultra mode for the final generation. This workflow is so much better than traditional video production. Think about creating a tutorial for the AI Profit Boardroom about automation workflows. Normally, you'd need to screen record, set up good lighting, get clean audio, edit everything together. That could take hours. With LTX2, you describe each scene you need and generate them. Then, you just edit the generator clips together. You've cut your production time in half. Let me give you another example. Say you want to create social media content showing before and after results of using AI automation. You could describe a scene of someone stressed and buried in paperwork with tense music. Then another scene of the same person relaxed with tasks completing automatically on their computer with calm, upbeat sounds. Generate both scenes with LTX2. You've got professionallook content in minutes instead of hours or days. The audio generation is what really sets this apart. Other AI video tools either have no audio or generic background music. LTX2 generates contextual audio. If there's a dog in the scene, you might hear barking. If someone's walking on snow, you hear the crunch. If there's a car driving by, you hear the engine. It's not perfect every time, but when it works, it's incredibly natural. For the AI Profit Boardroom, we're already planning to use this for explainer videos, product demos, social content, testimonial recreations, and more. Anytime we need video content, we can generate it instead of filming it. That's a massive timesaver and costsaver. Now, let's talk about the

limitations because I want to be honest with you. LTX2 is amazing, but it's not perfect. Character consistency can be tricky. If you generate a 20 second video, the person's face might change slightly throughout. It's getting better, but it's not flawless yet. Complex scenes with multiple people interacting can have artifacts. And don't expect to generate readable text in the videos. Those are current limitations. But here's the thing, these limitations are shrinking fast. LTX2 just came out and it's already way better than older models. The company behind it, Lightrix, is actively improving it. The open-source community is contributing. Every few weeks there are updates and improvements. What's impossible today might be easy in a month. And even with the limitations, this is still incredibly useful for most content creation needs. You don't need perfect character consistency or complex multi-person scenes. You need clean B-roll, demonstration shots, establishing scenes, transitions. LTX2 handles all of that really well. Now

let me talk about something important. The speed at which this technology is advancing. Just a few months ago, the best open-source video models could barely do 720p for a few seconds with no audio. Now, we have 4K at 50 fps with synchronized audio for up to 20 seconds. That's a massive jump in a short time. Where is this going? In six months, we'll probably have even longer generations, better consistency, more control, faster speed. In a year, the limitations I mentioned will likely be solved. In two years, this stuff will be so good that generated content will be indistinguishable from filmed content. And because it's open source, everyone will have access to it. That's why you need to start learning this now. The people who get good at AI video generation early will have a huge advantage. They'll know how to prompt effectively, how to work around limitations, how to integrate it into workflows. By the time everyone else catches up, you'll already be expert level. Now, if you want to dive even deeper into AI automation, I've got something special for you. I run a community called the AI Profit Boardroom, the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds with AI automation. Learn how to save time and automate your business with AI tools like LTX2. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 40,000 members who are crushing it with AI. The link is in the comments and description. is at school. com/iprofit