Amazon Prime Video Adds AI Lip Sync to Dubbed Audio — SkimNews
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- Prime Video launched a feature combining AI and visual effects to align actors’ mouth movements with translated, human-dubbed speech.
- Maxton Hall is the feature’s only launch title for now, with synchronization limited to the German series’ English dub.
- Prime Video’s rollout is available globally for Maxton Hall seasons 1 and 2 and is scheduled to reach season 3 on December 9.
- Meta, alongside YouTube, recently introduced creator auto-dubbing with an optional lip-sync setting for preferred languages.
- Prime Video’s earlier pilot tested AI-assisted English and Spanish dubbing across 12 movies and TV shows, including El Cid: La Leyenda, Mi Mamá Lora and Long Lost.
- Prime Video’s expansion will bring the lip-sync technology to additional titles after its Maxton Hall debut.
Why it matters: The rollout gives Prime Video’s global subscribers lip-synced English dialogue for Maxton Hall’s first two seasons, with season three launching on December 9; Amazon says the technology will also reach additional titles, making the series a limited but expanding deployment.
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