On Windows and Mac, yes — any of them. StreamVox works with any video player or streaming service, captures your computer's audio, and shows translated subtitles in an overlay on top of whatever is playing:
- Crunchyroll
- Netflix
- YouTube
- Twitch
- Bilibili
- Local video players (VLC, MPC-HC, etc.)
How it works
StreamVox doesn't integrate with any specific streaming service. It listens to the audio output of your computer and translates whatever it hears. Browser tabs — Chrome, Edge, or Safari on a Mac — native apps, downloaded files: they all work the same way.
On iPhone
Most of it works, but not all, and the line is drawn by iOS rather than by StreamVox.
| Works on iPhone | Does not |
|---|---|
| YouTube, Twitch, Bilibili | Netflix |
| Podcasts and radio | Apple TV+ |
| Downloaded video | Apple Music |
| Web video that isn't DRM-protected | Other DRM services |
iOS never hands copy-protected audio to third-party apps on the phone. StreamVox asks the system for what your device is playing, and protected content simply is not in what comes back.
This is an iOS restriction, not a StreamVox limitation or a setting you can change. The same title plays fine through StreamVox on a Windows PC or a Mac.