🧩 Use Deeptrue in a Real Meeting

Speak through Deeptrue in Zoom, Meet, or any other platform

In this guide, you’ll learn how to make your interpreted voice audible to others like a live translator by connecting Deeptrue to your favorite meeting apps.

1. 🔊 How It Works

When Interpreter Mode is turned on, Deeptrue sends your translated voice to a virtual microphone called “Deeptrue Microphone”.

Meeting platforms like Zoom or Google Meet can receive audio from this virtual microphone, meaning participants will hear your translated speech in real time.

2. 🎛 Enable Interpreter Mode in Deeptrue

In the app, select the 🗣 Interpreter button to turn on Interpreter Mode.

You’ll know it’s active when the icon lights up.

• 🗣 If you don’t speak your partner’s language and need Deeptrue to speak for you, choose Interpreter Mode.
• 💬 When you click the Interpreter button to turn it off, Deeptrue returns to its default mode, where you speak the other language yourself and get help understanding or replying.

Say something in your own language and Deeptrue will translate and speak it out loud so you can hear how it sounds before your meeting.

3. 🎤 Select “Deeptrue Microphone” in Your Meeting App

Now, open your meeting app (e.g. Zoom, Meet, Teams).

In the audio settings, change your microphone input to:

• On macOS: 🎙 Deeptrue Microphone
• On Windows: 🎙 CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)

This routes the translated voice to your audience, just like any normal mic.

🎧 We recommend using earphones or a headset with a built-in microphone for the best experience.
This helps Deeptrue hear you clearly and avoids audio feedback during your meeting.

4. 🧭 Example: Real Meeting Setup

Let’s say you’re a Korean speaker joining a meeting with Arabic-speaking partners.

• In Deeptrue:
• • Set Korean as your preferred language
  • Set Arabic as the listener’s language
• Enable Interpreter Mode
• Select Deeptrue Microphone in Zoom

Now, when you speak Korean, your partners will hear it in Arabic instantly.

✅ You’re now a real-time interpreter

Congratulations, you just turned yourself into a live, multilingual voice.

In the next guide, we’ll explore how to generate smart replies to keep conversations flowing naturally, even when you’re not sure what to say next.