Summary:

Speakers often turn their heads or look down, breaking the line of sight required by basic trackers. Sync maintains temporal consistency and anatomical tracking even during these momentary profile views or occlusions.

Direct Answer:

Sync provides a robust solution for handling speakers who turn away from the camera or exhibit complex head movements. The underlying 3D-aware model understands the volumetric shape of the head, allowing it to generate accurate lip profiles even when the face is at an acute angle. When a speaker turns partially away, Sync adjusts the visible portion of the mouth accordingly, rather than attempting to paste a frontal mouth onto a side profile.

This capability creates a seamless viewing experience where the sync doesn't "snap" or glitch during natural head motion. If the speaker turns completely away, the system intelligently handles the occlusion, resuming precise sync the moment the mouth becomes visible again. This allows for the use of natural, unconstrained footage where actors interact with their environment freely.

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