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FAQ

Where can I get the ADX LipSync Tools package?​

It can be downloaded from the Technical Support Page.

I don't know how to obtain a license key​

License keys are sent individually to customers who contact us.
If you have not received one, please contact us via the CRI Middleware Contact Page.

Don't know how to use the mouth pattern data file​

The mouth pattern data file is output as a comma-separated text file like a CSV file.
Users of CriLipsMake2 can treat this output as a text file, import it into DCC tools, or convert it to their own format.

Is it possible to analyse vocal pattern data?​

It is possible. However, you must input audio data containing only the vocal track.
If there are multiple vocal tracks, you need to separate them into individual audio files.

Can it analyse languages other than Japanese?​

Yes, it is possible. CRI LipSync Alive utilises a language-independent analysis engine.
Therefore, it supports all audio inputs that can be spoken by humans.

The types of morph targets output support Mpeg4-Visemes.

Will the lip-sync animation match the volume or emotional expression?​

No, CRI LipSync Alive treats any voice color as the corresponding phoneme (e.g., "a" is always "a").
We recommend using information such as the Vol column.

On the other hand, you can also enable a beta feature under development that estimates mouth opening from speech intonation.
For the -enable_auto_detection_mouth_open flag, please refer to the following page:

An error was output when I input audio data​

If any of the following errors are output, the audio data format is invalid.
Check the audio formats supported by CriLipsMake2 in the Audio Data Guidelines.

  • "[ERROR] Failed to open wav."
  • "[ERROR] Format error."
  • "[ERROR] Unsupported bit depth for signed integer samples."
  • "[ERROR] Unsupported bit depth for floating point samples."
  • "[ERROR] Unsupported encoding."
  • "[ERROR] Failed to get num samples."
  • "[ERROR] Sampling rate must be equal to or greater than %d."
  • "[ERROR] Sampling rate must be equal to or less than %d."