Hello
I removed pulseaudio, are you want to add support for alsa?

I am sorry if this is a stupid question, but I cannot find how to disable audio on pc.
I am using phone as mic (Mumbla client) but I just want to transfer my audio to the game, not to myself (hear myself from pc)>
Thank you!
Edit: i am using pipewire
Edit 2: Also forgot to mention, I tried muting my phone through desktop client, but then the audio doesn't passes to recording software. I am on arch linux.

im using pipewire-pulse and the script doesnt works, i was trying converting the script to pactl commands but idk much about scripting, ill be grateful if you can do something to be compatible with pipewire-pulse cuz pacmd command doesnt exists here :/ thankss
mic_over_mumble_pipewire
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For me it's not static so I have to look it up in the router's menu every time I want to connect. Plus, some people don't even remember their login and password for it.

Sound output in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS suddenly only contained 'Dummy Output'
Spent several hours trying to get linux to redetect the laptop sound, but gave up in the end 😞

Hello,
I moved the mic_over_mumble script into my home directory and tried to run it. It starts up the server immediately and lets me log in with my username however it then gets to Adding a virtual microphone in the terminal and the entire script stops and it says Connection failure Connection terminated. Any Ideas? I am on Ubuntu 18.04
Thank you

Starting Mumble server (murmurd)...
12553
Starting Mumble client...
Fetching PulseAudio configuration...
Changing PulseAudio configuration...
Adding sink...
Fetching current configuration to redirect Mumble...
No sink input found with this index.
Adding a virtual microphone...
Connection failure: Connection terminated

I run Arch and murmur-server is only available through the AUR. I have already made the modifications necessary to use umurmur on my fork, the only annoyance are the certificate issues. Would it be possible to implement umurmur capability here?

I'm using fedora 31, and I can see in pavucontrol the monitor, and It sounds correctly, but when I try to use it in any application it's not listed as an available device. Am I missing something?

This effectively renders it useless.

I am able to get the mic, but when another program, say Firefox, access the microphone, it stops working and no audio is detected.

At first, pavucontrol shows this:

Now if I use Firefox:

The title sums it up pretty much. Only the sound from Mumble should go into the virtual microphone.

Although you can select the right output for each program in pavucontrol, it's tedious work, you can always miss something and whenever an already opened program starts playing something different, it might do so through the wrong output. A good example of this is when you rewind a video on YouTube.

P.S. Thanks a lot for your script! It's the only working approach that I've found so far (tried WoMic, audiojack connection)

After running mic_over_mumble and confirming everything works, I tried adding a echo-cancel module from PulseAudio but it doesn't seem to be working as the VirtualMic is still picking up audio from my speakers.

The code I used for loading the module in was:
pactl load-module module-echo-cancel use_master_format=1 aec_method=webrtc aec_args="analog_gain_control=0\ digital_gain_control=1\ noise_suppression=1" source_name=echoCancel_source sink_name=echoCancel_sink

Hi,

I was wondering why we disable mumble-server.service when we install mumble and murmur when following the instruction in the README.

Thank you and good day

You will need to configure Mumble client to use the lowest possible latency.
We will start Mumble now. Please complete setup wizard and go to settings to increase quality and decrease latency.
Also, mute your microphone (if you have one) in Mumble.
Then exit Mumble.
Starting Mumble server (murmurd)...
Starting Mumble client (a window should appear in a moment)...
Changing PulseAudio configuration...
Adding sink...
Connection failure: Connection refused
pa_context_connect() failed: Connection refused

Apparently, it didn't start working until I agreed with the certificate

I'm using arch linux, everything works good, the virtual mic is there, but I can't see the server on my mobile app, however if I use the script on my laptop which linux mint installed, I can see the server and connect to it. I don't understand why I can't connect to the server with arch. any ideas?

when I start the script it stops on adding sink. I have a record device but I can't use it. Sound not even working cause when I talk on my phone mumble on my pc not even showing that am speaking

I got the following output

➜  ~ bash mic_over_mumble
Starting Mumble server (murmurd)...
Starting Mumble client (a window should appear in a moment)...
Changing PulseAudio configuration...
Adding sink...
Adding a virtual microphone...
Connection failure: Connection terminated

We could trap SIGINT before calling read.

applies to portal 2 , TF2, portal stories:mel , but not csgo . only thought as to the cause is that the source engine is picking up the virtual mic's audio sink as a default output but ive got no clue .

Hi there,

I'm running Arch with Plasma KDE and I can't seem to get the VirtualMic to receive any signal.

Murmur starts, Mumble (desktop client) connects, and my phone (Android running Plumble - tested both the gray and the light blue version on the Play Store) connects without issues.

When playing around with the Plasma KDE settings, and also pavucontrol, I've found that my computer can output the mic stream from my phone to the laptop speakers. I guess this means that the computer itself is receiving the signals correctly at least.

However, when I go to record in audacity as a test, I cannot get any recording down. When I inspect the inputs tab in pavucontrol, the little "sound amplitude" bar that usually jumps up and down in response to signals is always at a flat line. My laptop in-built microphone, on the other hand, does respond.

Does anyone have any tips or pointers to help? :)

I've been using this script for a few months now, but I was recently forced to use a new pc as I needed to retire my old one. Setting up the mic for this, I couldn't for the life of me, get it to work on this particular set up. It just stops when it got to Adding sink after prompting the username.

Details:

Mumble (1.3.0~git20190125.440b173+dfsg-2)
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) x86_64 
pulseaudio 12.2

link to log file after I uncommented set -x

I put 2>&1 in the wrong order (should be 1>&2)... Now the errors are swallowed (put into variable instead of being printed to the user).