Installing Voice Chat Mods (Minecraft: Java Edition)

Voice chat mods allow you to communicate directly with your friends on your Minecraft: Java Edition server without needing external software like Discord or TeamSpeak. In this article, we will explain how to set up these mods for your Aternos Minecraft: Java Edition server.

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Support voice chat mods

Aternos supports a variety of voice chat modes through our mods and plugin library. The most popular ones are:

To run the voice server, you'll need to ensure that these mods/plugins have an open port on your Minecraft server. Plasmo Voice and Gilby's Voice Chat Reloaded do not require any additional configuration, as they automatically use your server's default port. You just need to install them on both your PC and the server. Simple Voice Chat can also function this way, but you have to enable it manually since it's not activated by default.

Install the mod and start your server

First, install the latest version of Simple Voice Chat, available in our mods/plugin library. After installing, start the server once to generate the configuration files. Once this is done, please stop the server to proceed to the next step.

Configuring Simple Voice Chat

After installing, starting, and stopping your server, and confirming that it is offline, you can configure the Simple Voice Chat configuration files.

Now, locate the configuration file based on your server setup:

Once you've found the file, change 'port = 24454' to 'port = -1'. Finally, start your server, and you'll be ready to use the simple voice chat mod.

Known issues

  • Players who use an internet connection from the US provider T-Mobile may experience problems when using voice chat mods. The provider allegedly blocks some UDP connections that are used by voice chat mods for communication.
  • It's not possible to use multiple voice chat mods or a voice chat mod and Geyser on the same server because both of them require their own UDP port, and we only provide one port per server.