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That is helpful information, thanks. I did find in the source where the complexity setting is set: opus-1.1.2/src/opus_encoder.c: st->silk_mode.complexity = 9; I will try adjusting that down, recompile, and try see if that helps w/ CPU usage or not.

Hi ZeroAbility: I am using a single core ARM processor, and yes there are other tasks running on CPU. So I'd like to find a way to reduce the audio compression overhead as much as I can. I have located the OPUS_SET_COMPLEXITY in the source. Not sure if there is a quick way to set this lower then the default just yet. If anyone has done this I'd appreciate hearing about it! 🙂

Ok. I did read that Opus has a 'complexity' setting, with the lower that value apparently the lower the CPU load. So I think I'll test lowering that number and also increasing the bitrate and see what the CPU overhead ends up being. I might have to go into the source and see if the Opus library that the code is using supports. https://wiki.xiph.org/Opus_Recommended_Settings Would appreciate hearing any comments from anyone that has had a similar situation to address. Thx!

Hello: I have an application where I'd like to use Mumble with some embedded computers on a private network. Mumble works very well, but the Opus compression is very taxing on the embedded CPU. Before I go too far messing with Opus or Speex settings, I figured I'd ask the forum if someone knew of the least CPU intensive audio codec settings for Mumble? It is possible to just use uncompressed audio? The application environment is gigabit wired ethernet on a private LAN, so network traffic isn't a huge concern. The maximum number of clients would be under 8. Thanks for any insigh