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Mumble is a audio group chat / VoIP application. It is designed for gaming communities but is also useful generally for calls, meetings, hangouts, etc. It uses a client-server architecture with encrypted connections. There are client applications available for Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.

= Sudo Room Mumble Server =

Sudo Room has a Mumble server. You can connect to it at address <code>room.sudoroom.org</code> and the default port (<code>64738</code>). The server runs [https://umurmur.net/ uMurmur] and is hosted on the <code>saros</code> machine. This was set up by [[User:Cel|cel]].

== Channels ==

A Mumble server can have multiple channels. If you are on the server for a specific call, you may want to make a new channel separate from the main (root) channel. In the desktop Mumble client, you can create a temporary channel by choosing "Addâ€¦" from the "Channel" menu, then type a name and and optional description, check the "Temporary" box and press OK. Other people can join the channel by double-clicking it or dragging their name onto it. When everyone leaves the temporary channel, it disappears.

== Audio settings ==

When you first start Mumble, you should use the Audio Wizard to configure your audio. To reduce feedback (echo), every participant should either use Push-to-talk mode, use a headset/headphones, or enable Echo cancellation in the settings. If you have a scheduled call and have not used Mumble before, it may be helpful to connect early to make sure your audio works.

= More info =
* [https://www.mumble.info/downloads Download Mumble]
* [https://www.mumble.info/ Mumble.info]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumble_(software) Wikipedia]

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