Real-Time Dubbing

**Real-Time Dubbing**

Real-time dubbing is a technology that allows a voice actor to dub over a video or audio track in real time, as it is being played. This is done using a special software that syncs the voice actor’s performance with the video or audio track. Real-time dubbing is often used in video games, where it can be used to create localized versions of games for different regions. It can also be used for live-streaming events, such as concerts or speeches, where the speaker’s voice can be dubbed over in a different language.

Real-time dubbing is a complex technology, but it is becoming increasingly popular as it allows for more flexibility and control over the dubbing process. It is also a more affordable option than traditional dubbing methods, as it does not require the use of expensive equipment or studios.