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EyeOfMidas Voice Chat
Get the app
Windows will probably warn you ("Windows protected your PC"). The installer isn't code-signed. Click More info, then Run anyway.
AppImage: make it executable first with chmod +x Fancy*.AppImage, then run it.
Debian/Ubuntu users can grab the .deb instead.
Android will ask about unknown apps. Allow your browser to install apps when prompted, then open the APK.
Connect
- Address
- Port
- 64738 (the default)
- Username
- Whatever you want people to call you
- Password
- The one I sent you
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Turn on beta updates
Settings → Advanced → Beta updates. The server runs the beta, so this keeps your app matched with it. The app updates itself from then on.
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Allow the microphone
Say yes when your system asks. In Settings → Audio, pick your mic and choose push-to-talk or voice activation.
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Ask me to register you
Once you're in, ping me and I'll register your name so nobody else can take it.
Back up your identity
Mumble doesn't use accounts. Your app creates a certificate that proves you're you. If you reinstall or switch computers without it, the server treats you as a stranger.
Mac or iPhone
Fancy Mumble is Windows, Linux and Android only for now. On a Mac, the regular Mumble client connects fine. You'll get voice and plain chat, but not the extras (reactions, chat history, screen share).
Open the server in Mumble after installing, or add it by hand with the details above.
Something's not working
It won't connect
Double-check the address (no https://, no www) and that the port is 64738. If it still fails, tell me the exact error.
Nobody can hear me
Check the mic permission in your OS settings, pick the right input device in the app, and make sure you aren't muted or holding the wrong push-to-talk key.
It says my version doesn't match
Make sure beta updates are on (step 2), restart the app, and let it update. Or grab the latest from the button at the top.
I reinstalled and lost my name
Import your backed-up certificate. No backup? Ask me to re-register you.