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# Spatial voice & video

## Overview

Odyssey has partnered with **Dolby.io** to integrate their spatial communication SDK as a scalable solution for voice, video, and screensharing natively in Odyssey.

Features include:

* **Spatial voice** - user voices attenuate naturally based on distance.
* **Spatial webcams** - webcams appear above users' avatars.
* **Screenshare** - Permission-driven screensharing.
* **Huddle** - non-spatialized voice channel.
* **Text Chat** - when users need to be muted but still send messages.
* **Avatar integration** - avatars will animate speaking during voice activity.

These features are automatically enabled for every multiplayer project without any code or configuration. Each feature can enabled / disabled through the space settings.


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