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Mumble

We're currently using the new Mumble beta, version 1.2.0. You must have that version to connect. The below guide is for 1.1.8 and is significantly outdated.
Mumble is an open-source VOIP program that allows people to connect to a server and communicate with a microphone or other input device. It is comparable to other popular programs like Ventrilo and Teamspeak.
The main difference is that it's open source and best of all - free.


How to setup and connect to our Mumble server.

First, download and install Mumble from this website: http://mumble.sourceforge.net/

Once you have it installed, start it up from the desktop or the start menu.
You should get a menu like this. Follow the instructions in the screenshots to properly setup Mumble with the optimal settings.














You can make your Push-to-talk bind here so you press a key instead of the computer picking up your voice automatically.
If you do this then you also have to enable Push-to-talk mode in the Audio Input's Transmission menu.