Currently, this innovative feature is exclusive to the English dub of the Maxton Hall series.
Amazon’s Prime Video is launching a new AI-powered feature designed to synchronize an actor’s mouth movements with "human-dubbed" audio. Currently exclusive to the English dub of the German series Maxton Hall, the streamer intends to expand this functionality to "additional titles" in the future.
According to the announcement, Prime Video employs a combination of artificial intelligence and visual effects technologies to ensure lip movements accurately align with translated speech. This mirrors recent moves by Meta and YouTube, which introduced AI-driven auto-dubbing tools that include a "lip sync" option to make creators appear as though they are speaking the user's preferred language.
Last year, Prime Video began experimenting with "AI-aided" dubbing in English and Spanish across 12 movies and TV shows, such as El Cid: La Leyenda, Mi Mamá Lora, and Long Lost. Subscribers worldwide can currently access lip-sync dubbing for seasons one and two of Maxton Hall, with the feature set to debut alongside the show's third season on December 9th.
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