Bedrock Voice Chat

What it does

Channels

Players can use persistent group channels, adjust individual listener volume from 0 to 150%, and mute or deafen without leaving a channel.checked 7 Oct 2001

Console access

Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch players can use the mobile app alongside their console and sign in with the same account.checked 7 Oct 2001

Encryption and latency

The site says voice is encrypted with QUIC and mutual TLS and gives typical end-to-end latency as 41 ms.checked 7 Oct 2001

Hosted options

A members server and private hosted instances with dedicated resources and support are listed as coming soon with pricing shown as TBD.checked 7 Oct 2001

Integrations

Integrations include an Elgato Stream Deck plugin, a client WebSocket API, a server HTTP API with mTLS, and a server WebSocket API.checked 7 Oct 2001

Proximity audio

Voice volume fades with distance, with configurable range and falloff, whisper mode, and spectator mode.checked 7 Oct 2001

Purpose

Bedrock Voice Chat adds proximity voice chat to Minecraft Bedrock and Java servers.checked 7 Oct 2001

Recording

Recording creates a separate timecoded track for each player, and multitrack recording is included in every build.checked 7 Oct 2001

Setup and support

The site describes setup as one server binary, one world addon, and about five minutes, and links to documentation for setup, configuration, and troubleshooting.checked 7 Oct 2001

Sign-in

Players sign in with their existing Microsoft account, which the site says is used solely to identify them and connect them to Minecraft.checked 7 Oct 2001

Supported servers

The site lists Bedrock Dedicated Server, Realms, Aternos, Fabric, PaperMC, and other hosts the user controls.checked 7 Oct 2001

Voice privacy

The site says the server does not capture audio on its own, recording must be started by a person and remains visible, and self-hosted audio never reaches the maker.checked 7 Oct 2001