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The McGurk Effect
What you see and what you actually hear
Posted 14 years ago by Pelsis in category: interesting
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xSnipeStroker- - 14 years ago [ Reply ]
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That's why a decent voice-over is already half the perfection. :)

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Dark - 14 years ago [ Reply ]
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This is indeed very interesting, and I was fooled the first section of the film. But, they I suppose are only researching those with short attention spans. Before the end of the movie and without replaying it, I was able to separate what I saw and what I heard. I'm not lying, nor am I trying to boast. Rather, I am merely trying to say how this study is not entirely accurate.

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Mystery - 14 years ago [ Reply ]
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Purely from observation i belive this effect can be linked to the phonetic translation trend of displaying incorrect lyrics that sound similar to the actual lyrics, a "deliberate mondegreen". As displayed here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA1NoOOoaNw Simply reading the altered lyrics makes the actual lyrics sound closer to the "translation". An interesting effect none the less.

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