VoiceChatter is a cross-platform voice chatting application. It is built for gaming, so it is lightweight, yet it delivers excellent voice quality over minimal bandwidth and latency.
| Tags | Communications Chat Conferencing Games/Entertainment multimedia Sound/Audio |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
| Operating Systems | Mac OS X Windows Windows POSIX Linux Unix |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This release primarily fixes some annoyances. The biggest change is that the Windows client configuration settings will now save properly when not running as Administrator. A rare server crash has been fixed, and the database configuration module will now tolerate brief disconnects.


Release Notes: This release comes with a new overlay plugin, which will render the clients in your channel straight into the games that you play. The plugin support has been greatly expanded to support better plugins in the future.


Release Notes: This client-side only bugfix release fixes a few recently introduced problems. Most notably, a crash on exit in the Mac client was fixed, and the transmit status of new phantoms was fixed, and the audio event when a new person connects will now play.


Release Notes: This release fixes a critical bug that could have resulted in loss of configuration if the config file became too large.


Release Notes: The biggest change in this release is the ability to use a database to store the server configuration. Other things include ability to bind the server to a hostname, improved auto-reconnect feedback, and finer granularity of admin controls.
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