mumble1

Usage

Overview

Mumble is an open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software primarily intended for use while gaming.

Options

-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

<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.

RPC control

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: