Voxis app tour: every panel, step by step
A guided tour of the Voxis app: scenario, audio source, languages, translation stream, on-screen text, Meeting panel, settings, history and shortcuts. This is the text version of the interactive tour: every chapter’s headline, text and notes.
One window. One control, one sentence.
App tour
Controls in the left rail, the translation stream in the middle, and a strip on top that tells you what the session is doing. The rule is simple: one control, one sentence. Anything more sits behind the ⓘ.
- The app's own look: a dark ground and one warm accent.
- Every section's ⓘ says what it does, what most people pick, and the ⚠ to watch.
- Basis
- The app's interface reference.
- Limit
- Most settings apply instantly; the few that need Save say so beside them.
- Source
- voxislive.com/docs/interface-reference
One way, or two?
Scenario
Video & Game translates everything the computer plays, one way. Meeting is two-way — you and the other party — and needs headphones and a virtual microphone. Without one, the session will not start.
- When the free taste runs out, Meeting shows a lock icon.
- Meeting ignores the Source choice.
- Basis
- The app's scenario tiles and their caveat.
- Limit
- Meeting is not part of the free tier.
- Source
- in-app copy
System audio. Or an input device.
Source
System audio takes everything playing on the computer and leaves Voxis's own voice out. Input device translates the microphone, mixer or line-in you pick. For most people: System audio.
- Windows “Listen to this device” is invisible to System audio; use Input device instead.
- An interface in ASIO mode is not listed.
- Basis
- The app's ⓘ text.
- Limit
- No ducking and no echo suppression on the Input device path.
- Source
- voxislive.com/docs/audio-setup-checklist
What you hear. What they hear.
Languages
Pick the language you want to hear. You never pick the spoken one; it's detected on its own. In Meeting, the second picker sets the language the other side hears you in, and ⇄ swaps the two and restarts the session. On the free plan all 79 languages are translated, but not all are spoken.
- No source-language picker, on purpose.
- Voice gender and dubbing exist only in some languages (Settings › Translation › Voice).
- Basis
- The app's ⓘ text.
- Limit
- Changing a language mid-session restarts the session.
- Source
- in-app copy
Source on top. Your translation below.
Translation stream
Captions arrive word by word: a grey source line on top, the translation bubble with an amber caret below. When a second voice joins, S1/S2 labels appear; in Meeting, “Them” and “Me”. Skip jumps past the current sentence. Fast mode shows captions without waiting for the voice and speeds a lagging voice up to 1.5× without changing pitch.
- The source line attaches when the turn ends; until then the live SOURCE line above stands in.
- S1/S2 run on your device; the spoken translation keeps one voice.
- Skip only cuts the incoming direction.
- Basis
- The app's stream behaviour and its Fast mode tip.
- Limit
- Labels appear only once two voices are heard; music and overlap degrade them.
- Source
- voxislive.com/docs/interface-reference
Original at 30%. Headphones on.
Original audio · Audio
Original audio (while speaking) sets how far the original drops while a sentence is translated; the default is 30%. Audio sets which device the translated voice plays on, and how loud; Sound check tells you whether Voxis can hear anything before you start. For most people: headphones as the output, volume at 100%.
- Ducking lowers the whole application, not just its speech.
- Speakers cause an echo in Meeting.
- Basis
- The app's ⓘ texts.
- Limit
- Sound check opens only when no session is running.
- Source
- in-app copy
Subtitles inside. On-screen text over everything.
Screen
Subtitles fill the stream inside the Voxis window. On-screen text is a separate bar that floats over a full-screen video or game and shows the translation only. Four looks, three sizes, top or bottom; Ctrl+Alt+O. For most people: subtitles on, and on-screen text on too while you watch full screen.
- Pick the look in Settings › General › Appearance; while it is on, changes apply instantly.
- The source line never appears in the on-screen text.
- Basis
- The app's ⓘ and its look presets.
- Limit
- Free tier: the “Powered by Voxis” badge stays on.
- Source
- in-app copy
Three controls. Meeting only.
Meeting panel
Three controls that only appear in Meeting. Your voice: the real microphone that picks you up; CABLE isn't listed here, and that's normal. Names: yours and the other person's go through exactly as written, never translated. Listen to my translation: you hear what the other side hears; turn it on only with headphones.
- The cable is hidden in Voxis's lists; you pick it in the meeting app.
- One-word replies can be mistranslated; say “Yes, alright”.
- Basis
- The app's ⓘ texts.
- Limit
- Listen to my translation on speakers means feedback.
- Source
- in-app copy
What's the session doing? The bar tells you.
Top bar
The status pill reads Idle, Connecting or Active, and its dot shows the mode: amber for Video, blue for Meeting. Next to it, the meter and dB: if they don't move while sound is clearly playing, the problem is capture, not translation. The quota bar shows your minutes left; on the free tier a chip counts down the Pro taste and switches to the free voice when it ends. On the right: Report a problem, theme, History, Settings.
- Report: a scrubbed log plus diagnostics; the transcript only if you tick the box.
- The quota bar is hidden on BYOK.
- Basis
- The app's top bar and its Report a problem dialog.
- Limit
- Diagnostics are captured the moment you open the dialog, so send right after the problem.
- Source
- in-app copy
Seven tabs. Most changes apply instantly.
Settings
General: interface language, theme, on-screen text look, speaker labels. Audio: devices, sound check, audio recording (WAV). Translation: profile, voice, terms. Saving: transcript folder and formats. Then Keyboard shortcuts, Membership and About. For most people: the defaults, and the profile closest to what you watch.
- The Account and key section appears only for BYOK unlock buyers: it takes your own Google Gemini or Alibaba Qwen API key and recognises the provider from its prefix.
- Terms go to every target language; at most 200.
- Audio recording (WAV) is Video & Game only.
- Click any tab; the automatic tour then waits 12 seconds.
- Basis
- The app's Settings window and ⓘ texts.
- Limit
- A profile is not a “quality mode”: it bundles speech-detection sensitivity and ducking.
- Source
- voxislive.com/docs/interface-reference
Search, star, edit, export.
History
Every session is saved to its own folder: when it stops, and every couple of minutes while it runs. Search your history, star a session, edit a line, export bilingual TXT, SRT or VTT. The AI summary is on paid plans and runs only when you ask.
- Delete removes the whole folder; starred sessions are exempt from cleanup.
- Only the text and the source line are editable; timings stay put.
- Basis
- The app's History dialog.
- Limit
- Subtitle timings are approximate; the summary is never automatic.
- Source
- in-app copy
Keys that work in the background.
Keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl+Alt+1 Video & Game, Ctrl+Alt+2 Meeting, Ctrl+Alt+0 Stop, Ctrl+Alt+O on-screen text. They work while Voxis is in the background; change them in Settings › Keyboard shortcuts. The intro tour can be replayed from Settings › General.
- Click a shortcut box and press the new combination.
- Basis
- The app's Keyboard shortcuts tab.
- Limit
- Shortcuts exist only in the Windows app.
- Source
- in-app copy
Next steps
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