AudioInput
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Audio input
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Interface
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Device
qcbDevice
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0
0
Input method for audio
<b>This is the input method to use for audio.</b>
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System
qcbSystem
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1
0
Input device for audio
<b>This is the input device to use for audio.</b>
QComboBox::AdjustToContents
16
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0
27
Exclusive mode
<b>This opens the device in exclusive mode.</b><br />No other application will be able to use the device.
Exclusive
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Qt::Horizontal
QSizePolicy::Maximum
24
16
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true
0
0
true
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0
0
Transmission
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&Transmit
qcbTransmit
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When to transmit your speech
<b>This sets when speech should be transmitted.</b><br /><i>Continuous</i> - All the time<br /><i>Voice Activity</i> - When you are speaking clearly.<br /><i>Push To Talk</i> - When you hold down the hotkey set under <i>Shortcuts</i>.
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0
0
1
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DoublePush Time
qsDoublePush
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0
0
TextLabel
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Displays an always on top window with a push to talk button in it
Display push to talk window
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Qt::Vertical
20
40
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If you press the PTT key twice in this time it will get locked.
<b>DoublePush Time</b><br />If you press the push-to-talk key twice during the configured interval of time it will be locked. Mumble will keep transmitting until you hit the key once more to unlock PTT again.
1000
10
100
Qt::Horizontal
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Hold Time
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TextLabel
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Time the microphone stays open after the PTT key is released
5000
10
Qt::Horizontal
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40
0
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Silence Below
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How long to keep transmitting after silence
<b>This selects how long after a perceived stop in speech transmission should continue.</b><br />Set this higher if your voice breaks up when you speak (seen by a rapidly blinking voice icon next to your name).
20
250
Qt::Horizontal
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16777215
10
Current speech detection chance
<b>This shows the current speech detection settings.</b><br />You can change the settings from the Settings dialog or from the Audio Wizard.
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Voice &Hold
qsTransmitHold
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Use Amplitude based speech detection
<b>This sets speech detection to use Amplitude.</b><br />In this mode, the raw strength of the input signal is used to detect speech.
Amplitude
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Use SNR based speech detection
<b>This sets speech detection to use Signal to Noise ratio.</b><br />In this mode, the input is analyzed for something resembling a clear signal, and the clarity of that signal is used to trigger speech detection.
Signal to Noise
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Speech Above
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Signal values below this count as silence
<b>This sets the trigger values for voice detection.</b><br />Use this together with the Audio Statistics window to manually tune the trigger values for detecting speech. Input values below "Silence Below" always count as silence. Values above "Speech Above" always count as voice. Values in between will count as voice if you're already talking, but will not trigger a new detection.
1
32767
100
1000
Qt::Horizontal
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Signal values above this count as voice
<b>This sets the trigger values for voice detection.</b><br />Use this together with the Audio Statistics window to manually tune the trigger values for detecting speech. Input values below "Silence Below" always count as silence. Values above "Speech Above" always count as voice. Values in between will count as voice if you're already talking, but will not trigger a new detection.
1
32767
100
1000
Qt::Horizontal
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Compression
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Audio per packet
qsFrames
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How many audio frames to send per packet
<b>This selects how many audio frames should be put in one packet.</b><br />Increasing this will increase the latency of your voice, but will also reduce bandwidth requirements.
1
4
2
Qt::Horizontal
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30
0
-
40
0
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Quality of compression (peak bandwidth)
<b>This sets the quality of compression.</b><br />This determines how much bandwidth Mumble is allowed to use for outgoing audio.
8000
192000
1000
5000
32000
Qt::Horizontal
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true
Maximum bandwidth used for sending audio
<b>This shows peak outgoing bandwidth used.</b><br />This shows the peak amount of bandwidth sent out from your machine. Audio bitrate is the maximum bitrate (as we use VBR) for the audio data alone. Position is the bitrate used for positional information. Overhead is our framing and the IP packet headers (IP and UDP is 75% of this overhead).
Qt::AlignCenter
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&Quality
qsQuality
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Enable Opus' low-delay mode when the quality is set to <b>64 kb/s</b> or higher.
If checked, Mumble will enable Opus' low-delay mode when the quality is set to <b>64 kbit/s</b> or higher. Low-delay mode decreases latency by <b>~15 milliseconds</b> in the round trip. This mode may require an higher bitrate to preserve the same quality, in comparison with the music and VOIP modes.
Allow low delay mode
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Audio Processing
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Maximum amplification of input sound
<b>Maximum amplification of input.</b><br />Mumble normalizes the input volume before compressing, and this sets how much it's allowed to amplify.<br />The actual level is continually updated based on your current speech pattern, but it will never go above the level specified here.<br />If the <i>Microphone loudness</i> level of the audio statistics hover around 100%, you probably want to set this to 2.0 or so, but if, like most people, you are unable to reach 100%, set this to something much higher.<br />Ideally, set it so <i>Microphone Loudness * Amplification Factor >= 100</i>, even when you're speaking really soft.<br /><br />Note that there is no harm in setting this to maximum, but Mumble will start picking up other conversations if you leave it to auto-tune to that level.
19500
500
2000
Qt::Horizontal
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Max. Amplification
qsAmp
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30
0
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Echo Cancellation
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Noise suppression
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Don't use noise suppression.
Disabled
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Use the noise suppression algorithm provided by Speex.
Speex
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Use the noise suppression algorithm provided by RNNoise.
RNNoise
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Use a combination of Speex and RNNoise to do noise suppression.
Both
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This controls the amount by which Speex will suppress noise.
Speex suppression strength
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This controls the amount by which Speex will suppress noise.
<b>This sets the amount of noise suppression to apply.</b><br />The higher this value, the more aggressively stationary noise will be suppressed.
15
60
5
Qt::Horizontal
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0
0
30
0
This controls the amount by which Speex will suppress noise.
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Enabling this will cancel the echo from your speakers. Mixed has low CPU impact, but only works well if your speakers are equally loud and equidistant from the microphone. Multichannel echo cancellation provides much better echo cancellation, but at a higher CPU cost.
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Misc
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Browse for off audio file
B&rowse...
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Off
Qt::AlignRight|Qt::AlignTrailing|Qt::AlignVCenter
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On
Qt::AlignRight|Qt::AlignTrailing|Qt::AlignVCenter
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Preview the audio cues
<b>Preview</b><br/>Plays the current <i>on</i> sound followed by the current <i>off</i> sound.
&Preview
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Reset audio cue to default
<b>Reset</b><br/>Reset the paths for the files to their default.
R&eset
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Browse for on audio file
&Browse...
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Gets played when starting to transmit
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Gets played when stopping to transmit
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Audible audio cue when starting or stopping to transmit
<b>This enables transmission audio cues.</b><br />Setting this will give you a short audio beep when you start and stop transmitting.
Audio cue
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Idle action
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The idle action will be reversed upon any key or mouse button input
Undo Idle action upon activity
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1
5000
5
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30
0
minutes do
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nothing
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deafen
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mute
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Qt::Horizontal
40
20
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after
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Qt::Vertical
1
151
AudioBar
QWidget
1
MUComboBox
QComboBox
qcbSystem
qcbDevice
qcbTransmit
qsDoublePush
qrbSNR
qsTransmitHold
qsTransmitMin
qsTransmitMax
qsQuality
qsFrames
qsAmp