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Voxis Live is a real-time voice translation app for Windows. It listens to your PC's system audio — a video, a game, or a call — and plays back a spoken translation a few seconds behind, the way a human simultaneous interpreter works.

This wiki is a reference companion to the README and the Discussions board. It holds material that doesn't change often: definitions, comparisons, and setup answers.

Pages

• Feature Reference — what Voxis Live does today: translation coverage, modes, audio capture, exports, plans.
• Glossary — plain-language definitions of the terms used across the app and docs (BYOK, driverless mode, ear-voice span, WASAPI loopback, and more).
• Comparisons — how Voxis Live differs from browser-tab dubbing extensions, built-in meeting-platform translation, and dedicated interpretation services.
• Use Cases — concrete scenarios: watching a foreign-language stream, playing an untranslated game, joining an international call, passive language practice.
• Setup & Troubleshooting — fixing no-audio issues, setting up two-way Meeting mode, choosing a quality preset, finding your saved transcripts.

Elsewhere

• Website: voxislive.com
• Questions about setup or usage: Q&A discussions
• Feature requests: Ideas discussions
• Bugs: Issues
• Run it from source (BYOK): docs/INSTALL_BYOK.md

Only trust downloads from voxislive.com, the Microsoft Store, or this repository at github.com/DavutAkca/voxislive. Copies of this repository exist on other accounts; some redirect to installers hosted elsewhere. Report suspicious clones to support@voxislive.com.