Amazon Prime Video Launches AI-Powered Lip Sync Dubbing Feature

Amazon Prime Video has introduced a new artificial intelligence-powered feature that aligns an actor’s lip movements with dubbed audio. The technology is currently available for the English dub of the German series Maxton Hall, but Amazon plans to expand it to more titles in the future. The company states that this innovation combines AI and visual effects technologies to synchronize translated speech with on-screen mouth movement accurately. This follows similar advancements by Meta and YouTube, which have also introduced auto-dubbing features for creators. Last year, Prime Video began testing AI-assisted dubbing across several movies and TV shows in English and Spanish. The lip-sync feature is now available for the first two seasons of Maxton Hall globally and will be included with season three launching on December 9th.

By Emma Roth · The Verge ·

Amazon Prime Video Launches AI-Powered Lip Sync Dubbing Feature

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