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Re: McGurk or AV stimuli available?
Hi Tuan,
You could try to make it yourself, as I did in this clip http://www.YouTube/Arnte. Not very hard to do, as long as you use earphones with a 'click track' when you are recording, to make editing and synching easy.
Best,
Arnt
PS. And please feel free to use my clip should it fit your purpose.
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Den 19. nov. 2012 kl. 18:27 skrev Tuan Quoc Lam <tuan.lam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> I am working on a project examining audio-visual integration. I am planning to use McGurk type stimuli (e.g. /aba/~/aga/) for this study. Does anyone have such stimuli available to share or know of where I might be able to obtain such stimuli? These stimuli should preferably be spoken by a native speaker of American English. Alternatively, I could make use of undubbed AV stimuli and do the dubbing myself as long as head movement is controlled for in the video.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Tuan Q. Lam, Ph.D.
> Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
> Northwestern University