Amazon Prime Video launches AI feature matching lips to dubbed audio
Amazon's Prime Video introduced an AI-powered feature that aligns actors' lip movements with dubbed audio, initially available on the German series 'Maxton Hall,' according to The Verge.
Amazon's Prime Video is launching a new AI-powered feature that adjusts an actor's mouth movements to match "human-dubbed" audio, The Verge reported.
The feature is currently available only with the English dub of the German series "Maxton Hall," though Prime Video said it plans to expand the feature to additional titles in the future, according to the report.
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