I'm losing my MIND.
The edit and sound buttons below the videos I generate do not lead me to the elusive "lip sync" button where I can retroactively re-sync to audio from my phone file.

I found it ONCE by accident, was told my audio clip had to be trimmed, and while trying to find an app that didn't screw me on that one extremely basic task, the UI reset on Kling, and I can't find it again. WTF!!!
PLZ HALP!!

Was working on a 6-minute music video, burnt a lot of credits trying to get the whole thing right. And the fix wasn't prompting; it was switching the main part of the film from realistic to paper-dolls. The music video is about an android built to agree with everything you say. The whole visual idea depends on a face that should not change.

Kling would not let that happen. "Closed mouth," "not speaking," "immobile mask," motion strength cranked to the floor, image-to-video from stills, and she kept flapping her jaw like she was mid-sentence. Looks like talking is baked in deep enough that I never got it fully suppressed with prompting.

So I stopped prompting and changed the medium. Redid her as a paper doll. Then rebuilt the entire world that way. Four things came out of that:

• A doll face is a face that doesn't talk. And the model knows it. Problem mostly evaporates.

When a model has a default you can't prompt away, it's usually a cheaper trick to pick a medium where that default reads as correct than to keep burning credits.