Route into call inputs
Use your Windows audio route so a meeting app can receive translated speech as an input-device style signal.
VoxShift is focused on Discord, games, and OBS, but the same Windows audio-routing workflow can also be tested with meeting apps that let you choose an input device. It transcribes your microphone, translates the text, and outputs reference-voice translated speech while showing captions for checking.
Use your Windows audio route so a meeting app can receive translated speech as an input-device style signal.
Source and translated captions help you inspect recognition and translation before relying only on generated voice.
Mistranslation matters in medical, legal, financial, contract, and emergency conversations. Test carefully and keep human confirmation where needed.
VoxShift depends on GPU, VRAM, audio devices, and routing. Test the Free Trial on your own PC before purchasing.
No. VoxShift is a Windows app. It is designed to work through local audio devices and routing, not through a meeting-app plugin.
Use the Free Trial and rehearse first. Translation adds latency and can be wrong, so important meetings need extra care.
Incoming audio is translated as subtitles by default in the first version. Translated speech output for incoming audio is not a standard first-version feature.
Voice translation is highly dependent on your PC. Before relying on VoxShift, check readiness, devices, and latency with the Free Trial.