redubbing
/riːˈdʌbɪŋ/
noun
- The process of replacing the original audio track of a film, video, or recording with a new one, often in a different language or with different dialogue.
- The redubbing of the old movie into Spanish took several weeks.
- Fans complained about the redubbing because the new voices didn't match the actors' lips.
- The studio hired a professional team for the redubbing of the animated series.
verb
- Present participle of redub; the act of replacing the audio track of a film or recording with a new one.
- The director is redubbing the scene to make the dialogue clearer.
- They are redubbing the documentary to correct a few errors in the narration.
- We spent all night redubbing the video for the international release.