Voice Text Overlay
Voice Text Overlay model by LORY — Netherlands.
Turn a voice clip into a transparent subtitle overlay you can place over your video. The text stays timed to the spoken words, making it useful for captions, lyric-style text, and other on-screen dialogue treatments.
This is a LORY in-house overlay renderer. It uses speech timing from the voice clip to create a transparent video layer, so you can combine readable timed text with generated footage without baking captions directly into the base video.
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