How to Translate WhatsApp Calls in Real Time on Windows (Voxis Meeting Mode Tutorial)
ow do you translate a WhatsApp call in real time on a Windows PC? This step-by-step tutorial shows the full setup with Voxis Meeting mode: the other person hears your voice translated into their language, and you hear them translated into yours — on the WhatsApp desktop app for Windows.
What you need:
• A Windows PC with the WhatsApp desktop app (not the phone app)
• Headphones (so the translation does not loop back into your microphone)
• Voxis from the Microsoft Store
• The free VB-CABLE virtual microphone from VB-Audio (one-time install)
In this video:
0:00 What Meeting mode does
0:41 What you need
1:14 Step 1 — Install the free VB-CABLE driver
2:15 Step 2 — Open Voxis and choose Meeting
2:47 Step 3 — Languages
3:11 Step 4 — Your microphone and headphones
3:54 Step 5 — Choose a male or female voice (optional)
4:22 Step 6 — Set WhatsApp's microphone to CABLE Output
4:59 Step 7 — Press Start, then call
5:36 What you hear, what they hear
6:03 Tips during the call
6:34 After the call
7:03 Troubleshooting
9:01 Help and links
Quick answers:
• Where is the setting in WhatsApp? Click your profile picture at the bottom left → Settings → Video & voice → Microphone → "CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)".
• Which speakers? Your headphones — never a device with "CABLE" in its name.
• Does the other person need Voxis? No. Only you run Voxis; they use WhatsApp as usual.
• Can I do this from my phone? No — Voxis runs on Windows, so make the call from WhatsApp on your PC.
• Do I need the virtual microphone? Yes, for Meeting mode. Voxis will not start a meeting without it. If you only want to understand the other person, use Video & Game mode during the call instead.
• After the call: set WhatsApp's microphone back to your real microphone.
Links:
• WhatsApp setup guide (with pictures): https://voxislive.com/use-cases/whats...
• Download Voxis: https://voxislive.com/download
• Pricing: https://voxislive.com/pricing
• Need help? In Voxis use "Report a problem", or write to [email protected]
Subtitles are available in 23 languages (CC button).