LD-LAudio-V1: Video-to-Long-Form-Audio Generation Extension with Dual Lightweight Adapters
Haomin Zhang, Kristin Qi, Shuxin Yang, Zihao Chen, Chaofan Ding, Xinhan Di

TL;DR
This paper introduces LD-LAudio-V1, a novel model with dual lightweight adapters for generating high-quality, temporally synchronized long-form audio from videos, addressing limitations of short-form focus and noisy datasets in previous methods.
Contribution
We propose LD-LAudio-V1, an extension of existing models with dual lightweight adapters for long-form video-to-audio generation and release a clean, annotated dataset to facilitate future research.
Findings
Significant improvements in multiple audio quality metrics.
Reduction of splicing artifacts and temporal inconsistencies.
Enhanced computational efficiency in long-form audio generation.
Abstract
Generating high-quality and temporally synchronized audio from video content is essential for video editing and post-production tasks, enabling the creation of semantically aligned audio for silent videos. However, most existing approaches focus on short-form audio generation for video segments under 10 seconds or rely on noisy datasets for long-form video-to-audio zsynthesis. To address these limitations, we introduce LD-LAudio-V1, an extension of state-of-the-art video-to-audio models and it incorporates dual lightweight adapters to enable long-form audio generation. In addition, we release a clean and human-annotated video-to-audio dataset that contains pure sound effects without noise or artifacts. Our method significantly reduces splicing artifacts and temporal inconsistencies while maintaining computational efficiency. Compared to direct fine-tuning with short training videos,…
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