This workflow builds a full, open‑source lip‑dub pipeline around LTX 2.3 and Chatterbox voice conversion. You provide a "driving" video of a person speaking, plus the dialogue you want them to say. LoadVideo ingests your clip, and GetVideoComponents extracts frames, FPS, and the original audio. Your typed dialogue flows from a PrimitiveStringMultiline prompt through RegexReplace to clean punctuation and spacing, then into the LTX 2.3 Lipdub node (the custom node with ID 1e1eaad5-a949-4d3e-9a68-694e64a936a0). That node applies a Lipdub LoRA finetune to LTX 2.3 to retime mouth shapes to your script while preserving the subject’s identity, head motion, and scene context.

For audio, the same dialogue drives a temporary dub track that’s then passed to FL_ChatterboxVC. Using the original video’s audio (from GetVideoComponents) as a voice reference, Chatterbox VC re-voices the dub so it matches the speaker’s timbre and vocal traits. Finally, CreateVideo assembles the edited frames and cloned audio at the source FPS, and SaveVideo writes the final lip‑synced render. Note the dimension rule from the MarkdownNote: set input width × height to half your intended final size (for example, 960×544 in gives ~1920×1088 out).