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Getting Started
From download to your first translation: select an audio source and engines, check the original and translation, then explore Pro workflows.
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Complete a simple translation before adding more configuration. You do not need to purchase Pro to begin: Free includes single-source live translation, text translation and basic learning.
1. Download and install
Open the Windows download page. When a published installer is available, the page shows its version, size and download link. Otherwise, it states that the package is unavailable.
Run the installer from the official download route and follow its instructions. If security software reports a problem, check the source, version and signature information before proceeding. See installation.
2. Choose your engines
Review the AI engine settings and configure each stage:
| Stage | Purpose | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Speech recognition: ASR | Turn audio into original text | Input language, model, microphone or system audio |
| Translation: LLM | Translate the original text | Target language, model and service connection |
| Speech synthesis: optional TTS | Read the translated text | Voice, output device and supported language |
Local engines need compatible hardware and models. Bring-your-own APIs need a provider account, key and connectivity. Provider usage charges are separate from the software license.
Start by checking recognition and translation; add speech output later.
3. Try single-source translation
- Select your microphone or system audio. A familiar video is a useful first system-audio test.
- Choose the source and target languages.
- Start the session and play or say a short passage.
- Check the original text first, then the translation in context.
- If nothing appears, inspect the input device and engine status. See troubleshooting.
Results depend on audio, speech, languages, engines and networking. Test representative content on your setup rather than relying on a universal latency figure.
4. Explore Pro when needed
Eligible new devices can usually try Pro features for 14 days without a credit card. Your actual eligibility and expiry appear in the app.
Pro adds dual-source meetings, interpretation replies, virtual microphone output, knowledge retrieval, document translation and other advanced features. See pricing for the full comparison. Free remains available after the trial and your local data stays on the device.
If you already have a paid license, enter its key in the app's licensing settings. See activation and device management for keys, migration and renewals.
5. Review before speaking
In the interpretation workflow, type a reply, inspect and edit the translation, then confirm it. To send synthesized speech into a meeting app, follow the virtual microphone guide and select the corresponding input device in that app.
Test volume and feedback before a real meeting. Avoid capturing synthesized output back into the recognition input.
6. Add your context
- Glossaries give product names and specialist terminology a preferred translation.
- Knowledge bases store business Q&A and retrieve relevant answers. Cloud embeddings process entry and query text.
- Quick phrases save common replies for reuse.
Check every processing stage before using sensitive content. See the privacy policy.
Need help?
Send your app version, Windows version, symptoms and reproduction steps to support@crossmeet.com. Remove keys, personal information and customer content from logs and screenshots first.