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How to set mumble to use your default sound device


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As mumble is a communication application it uses the default communication device by default. You can however configure mumble to use a fixed audio device of your choice instead. This can be done from the Configuration when the "Advanced" checkbox is checked.

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Mumble doesn't seem to respect the explicit Audio Output Device?


At least, on my two computers (Win 10), I can't force a specific output device. It just always goes to the system default regardless of settings in Mumble.

 

This issue seems to pop up a lot.


Mumble doesn't respect the chosen output device for Text-to-Speech: we simply use Microsoft's Text-to-Speech API, and whatever default output device it uses.


I've filed this issue for the problem:

https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble/issues/3116

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You can download a 1.3.0 development snapshot from our website mumble.info, which is regularly updated with our in-development next-version code base.


From the linked changes this setting (wasapi/role) is not available in Mumbles gui, but you can set it in the registry where the settings are stored.

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Hit Windows+R.

A "Run" window should open.

Enter

REG ADD HKCU\Software\Mumble\Mumble\wasapi /v role /t REG_SZ /d console /f

to set the role to console (as per ERole docs: "Games, system notification sounds, and voice commands.")


or

 

REG ADD HKCU\Software\Mumble\Mumble\wasapi /v role /t REG_SZ /d multimedia /f

to set the role to multimedia (as per ERole docs: "Music, movies, narration, and live music recording.")


To restore the default (communications role):

REG DELETE HKCU\Software\Mumble\Mumble\wasapi /v role /f

 


To apply the changes make sure to restart Mumble (or the WASAPI instance by going into settings and pressing ok - should also work).

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