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Voxeet goes WebRTC with major sound improvements for conference calls

Tired of not being able to hear everyone, or even knowing who is trying to speak, on a conference call? So are the folks who make Voxeet, a cross-platform group conferencing platform for Windows(s msft), iOS(s aapl) and Android(s goog). Voxeet 2.0 launched on Wednesday, bringing a number of improvements — including a WebRTC-based audio stack with what the company calls 3DHD sound.

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4 Responses to “Voxeet goes WebRTC with major sound improvements for conference calls”

  1. Michael Graves


    Count your dimensions. Voxeet, and other binaural conference services like BT’s MeetMe with Dolby Voice, do not convey all three dimensions. They don’t convey anything with respect to height, so they can’t be “3D.”


    • I understand your point, Michael. I’ve seen the same issue with HD used for various terms as well. FWIW, Voxeet does offer some spacial attributes. When someone on the left side of the virtual conference table speaks, you hear them in your left ear. Drag them to the middle of the table and you’ll hear them in both ears. It’s actually quite interesting.

      • Michael Graves

        “Immersive” is a good term. 3D is misleading.

        Normally this would simply be semantics, but there are efforts at bone fide 3D audio ongoing. There’s a substantial difference between what that offers to theme park rides and movies vs binaural audio conferencing.