mumble - a low-latency, high quality voice chat program
mumble [options] [<url>]
Mumble is an open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software primarily intended for use while gaming.
−h, −−help
Show the help text and exit.
−m, −−multiple |
Allow multiple instances of the client to be started.
−c, −−config |
Specify an alternative configuration file. If you use this to run multiple instances of Mumble at once, make sure to set an alternative database value in the config.
−n, −−noidentity |
Suppress loading of identity files (i.e., certificates.)
−jn, −−jackname <arg> |
Set custom Jack client name.
−−license |
Show the Mumble license.
−−authors |
Show the Mumble authors.
−−third−party−licenses |
Show licenses for third−party software used by Mumble.
−−window−title−ext <arg> |
Sets a custom window title extension.
−−dump−input−streams |
Dump PCM streams at various parts of the input chain (useful for debugging purposes).
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raw microphone input |
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speaker readback for echo cancelling |
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processed microphone input |
−−print−echocancel−queue
Print on stdout the echo cancellation queue state (useful for debugging purposes).
<url>
specifies a URL to connect to after startup instead of
showing the connection window, and has the following form:
mumble://[<username>[:<password>]@]<host>[:<port>][/<channel>[/<subchannel>...]][?version=<x.y.z>]
The version query parameter has to be set in order to invoke the correct client version. It currently defaults to 1.2.0.
It is possible to remote control a running instance of Mumble using the following command:
mumble rpc [action]
Where action is one of the following:
mute
Mute self
unmute
Unmute self
deaf
Deafen self
undeaf
Undeafen self
toggledeaf
Toggle self-deafen status
mumble−overlay(1), murmurd(1).
mumble and murmurd were written by The Mumble Developers.