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DubSync supports 75+ languages, including regional Indonesian languages Javanese and Sundanese in DubSync v2.0. Each dub is lip-synced and voice-cloned to preserve the original character's vocal identity.
Yes. DubSync's AI dubbing model is fine-tuned on Indonesian, English, and Chinese drama footage — including outdoor scenes with harsh lighting, night scenes with colored lighting, and the close-up emotional performances common in sinetron.
Starter: $20/month for 100 dubbing credits (1 credit = 1 second × 1 language). Plus: $75/month for 500 dubbing credits (1 credit = 1 second × 1 language). Business: $400/month for 4,000 dubbing credits (1 credit = 1 second × 1 language). All plans include 70+ languages and voice cloning with lip sync.
Traditional dubbing studios record a voice actor over the original track without changing the actor's lip movement, which can look mismatched to viewers. DubSync's AI dubbing also re-syncs the actor's lip movement to the new language, so the dub looks native rather than dubbed.
Yes. DubSync separates dialogue from music and ambient sound before dubbing, so background music and sound effects are preserved untouched — only the spoken dialogue is re-synthesized in the target language.
Yes. DubSync shows the translated script before rendering, so you can catch translation issues before the final dub is generated.