ZOYA ✪ (@HeyZoyaKhan)

Seedance가 멀티샷 장면, 부드러운 모션, 동기화된 오디오까지 지원하며 품질을 유지한다고 소개한다. 한 문장으로 장면을 설명하면 AI가 편집 가능한 영상 클립을 자동 생성하는 사용법을 강조한 영상 생성 기능 안내다.

https://x.com/HeyZoyaKhan/status/2043990141547810824

#videogeneration #aivideo #multishot #audiosync #generativeai

ZOYA ✪ (@HeyZoyaKhan) on X

5. and the quality holds up multi-shot scenes, smooth motion, synced audio Here is how to use it Describe your scene in one sentence, AI will automatically generate editable video clips

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🎧🤖 Behold, the tech world's latest solution to a problem only three people have: syncing audio across every device you own, because who doesn't need perfect harmony in their cat video playlists? Meanwhile, #GitHub continues to cram #AI into everything, hoping it will somehow fix your spaghetti code and existential dread. 🙄🔧
https://github.com/freeman-jiang/beatsync #audioSync #techSolutions #spaghettiCode #catVideos #HackerNews #ngated
GitHub - freeman-jiang/beatsync: High-precision web audio player for multi-device playback and spatial audio.

High-precision web audio player for multi-device playback and spatial audio. - freeman-jiang/beatsync

GitHub
GitHub - freeman-jiang/beatsync: High-precision web audio player for multi-device playback and spatial audio.

High-precision web audio player for multi-device playback and spatial audio. - freeman-jiang/beatsync

GitHub
HDMI Forum unveils the HDMI 2.2 spec, offering better audio sync & up to 96Gbps bandwidth for 12K at 120Hz resolutions. Some setups will require an 'Ultra96' cable. #HDMI2.2 #TechNews #12K #AudioSync #Bandwidth #Ultra96 #Innovation #4K #TechUpdates #FutureOfTech
What Is V2A (Video to Audio) Technology And How Does It Work?

What is Google Deepmind’s V2A Video to Audio technology? Read this article to know all about it.

Tech Chill
l'intervalle de 15 ms est le délai maximum tolérable de désynchronisation entre la voix et l'image, selon https://www.tvtechnology.com/opinions/maintaining-lip-sync-235941 #audiosync #videoediting
Maintaining lip sync

The problem of lip sync, or A/V synchronization, continues to daunt the most sophisticated video operators. While various technical working groups continue

Turning on the soldering iron | Details | Hackaday.io

<p>I&apos;ve set up a gitlab repository for the firmware,&#xA0;<a href="https://gitlab.com/lutzray/ppssync">ppssync</a>, and cabled the prototype. Below is an artistically blurred picture of it:</p> <figure><img style="width: 263px; height: 448.421875px;" width="263" height="448.421875" class="lazy" data-src="https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/9625381609387977554.png"></figure> <p>The external antenna is for testing purpose only, the GPS is quite capable to fix indoor with its ceramic antenna. Here&apos;s the hookup guide between the <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/3500">Trinket M0</a> and the <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/product/3133">GPS board</a>:</p> <figure><img style="width: 262px; height: 363.015625px;" width="262" height="363.015625" class="lazy" data-src="https://cdn.hackaday.io/images/3171711609388307479.png"></figure> <p>The trinket provides the 3.3 V power (from onboard regulator) to the GPS, greatly simplifying the set up! Thanks, Adafruit!</p>