The LipSync property provides access to the lipsync processing capabilities of a SoundHandle. This allows for the synchronization of audio with visual lip movements, which is particularly useful in applications involving character animations or voice-driven avatars.
To utilize the LipSync property, you can access it directly from an instance of SoundHandle. This property returns a LipSyncAccessor object, which can be used to manage and control lipsync operations.
// Example of accessing the LipSync property SoundHandle soundHandle = new SoundHandle(); var lipSync = soundHandle.LipSync; // Use the lipSync object to manage lipsync operations // For example, you might want to start or stop lipsync processing lipSync.Start(); lipSync.Stop();