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SyncEdit: Rethinking Lip Synchronization as Editing with Audio-Driven Diffusion Models
Lip synchronization refers to the task of modifying facial lip movements such that they are temporally aligned with a given audio signal. It is a fundamental problem in audio-visual synthesis for generating realistic talking-head videos. Recent progress in diffusion-based generative models has led t
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