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We're still limited by the 6 second limit so it's bouncing here Soon that'll be 12 seconds though "Subject reference image" makes talking videos more real and interesting like this below Obviously still with a fakey AI voice but that'll also improve

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Фото профиля Dave

Dave1 год назад

Can you edit multiple angles of the same subject, in the same setting together?

Фото профиля The Rundown AI

The Rundown AI2 лет назад

AI won't replace you, but a person using AI will. Join 500,000+ readers and learn how to use AI in just 5 minutes a day (for free).

Фото профиля Brian Skinner

Brian Skinner1 год назад

Look out for more UGC videos giving product reviews!

Фото профиля A Happy Penguin

A Happy Penguin1 год назад

What did you use for the lipsync?

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

I AM ALSO AN INVESTOR

Фото профиля Zachary Allen

Zachary Allen1 год назад

What are you using for the lip retalking?

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

I AM ALSO AN INVESTOR

Фото профиля Esteban

Esteban1 год назад

There is one more limit, the camera control. I been trying to get the camera to remain static, yet it seem impossible to get stable results.

Фото профиля @levelsio

@levelsio1 год назад

Usually you can prompt like fixed camera

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steve ike1 год назад

To get around the 6 second limit I’ve been considering if a “cut” to a different camera angle could be used, similar to how in movies they often cut to different cameras. ffmpeg them together and then overlay the audio to the longer clip.

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