VEED launches dubbing API with built-in lip sync that preserves emotion and accent
hey_abusiddik · x · 2026-10-28
VEED released a new video dubbing API whose differentiator is built-in lip sync — dubbed videos read as the same person speaking another language, not a voice-over. It keeps the speaker's tone, emotion, background audio and a hint of original accent, and ships as an API so developers can plug multilingual video straight into their own products without re-recording per market.
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