Frequently Asked Questions - General

All MumbleMe servers have a default setting of 130000 bps which is the maximum bandwidth capaible between a mumble client and server at this time of writing.

By default the MumbleMe servers are setup with a password, so by nagivating to "Mumble Admin" -> "Configure" -> "Manage" you can clear the "password" field, allowing anyone to join your server.

A majority of the newer mulitplayer games are coming out with positional audio as standard. To get a current list of the supported games and instructions on how to enable positional audio head over to the following http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Games#Positional_audio

MumbleMe is running Murmur 1.2.4 on all servers, you can take advantage of all the neat new features by upgrading to the latest client (http://mumble.sourceforge.net/). For a full list of features available check out the following link http://mumble.sourceforge.net/1.2.4

Yes, MumbleMe supports priority speaker, this means when a priority user starts talking all other people in the channel are attenuated.
Take a look at our Free Trial servers and get signed up.

If you need to upgrade / downgrade the number of slots of your MumbleMe server then contact us through the link http://www.mumbleme.com/contact and we will be happy to make the adjustment.

To record you can click self -> record and "Start" the recording. You can only record what you hear or say, ie: the channel you are connected to.
The recorded file is stored on your hard disk, so make sure you do not run out of space.
The following audio formats are supported:-

• wav (uncompressed)
• ogg/vorbis (compressed)
• au (uncompressed)
• flac (lossless compressed)

For more information please visit the Mumble site http://blog.mumble.info/for-the-record/

Please see the FAQ "Does MumbleMe support the Channel Viewer Protocol"?

Yes. MumbleMe supports the Channel Viewer Protocol as per the article http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Channel_Viewer_Protocol

To configure the Channel Viewer Protocol for your website please refer to the link on the Mumble Admin page.

The MumbleMe servers are located in the EU and USA

• United Kingdom (London)
• New York (New York)

If you get the error message "A referral was returned by the server" when starting the Mumble client then please follow the following steps.

1) Uninstall the Mumble Client from "Add remove programs"

2) Download and install the 1.2.3a client from http://sourceforge.net/projects/mumble/files/Mumble/1.2.3a/mumble-1.2.3a...

*For a full explanation then please head over to the link http://blog.mumble.info/important-update-to-mumble-1-2-3a/

You may want to enable the idle timeout / AFK feature on your MumbleMe Server to move any idle users into an "AFK" channel.
In order to enable this feature perform the following steps:-

1) Go to the Mumble Admin page, click on the configuration icon next to your server.
2) Click on the "Settings" tab of your server configuration.
3) Next to the "Idle Timer" option, select "Enabled"
4) Next to the "Idle Timeout" option, enter the number of minutes your users should be idle before being moved to the idle channel.
5) Next to the "Idle Channel" option, select the channel you wish to move your users.
TIP! You can set the ACL of the specified channel to auto muto / auto defean users who enter the channel (this can be performed under the channel configuraiton under the "Channels" tab).

NB! Please note that the idle timer is measured on the Mumble client and not on the Operating System.