After nearly ten years since the last release, the next major version of the Mumble voice communication platform, version 1.3, has launched. It is primarily aimed at creating voice chats for players in online games and is designed to reduce latency and ensure high-quality voice transmission.
The platform is written in C++ and is distributed under the BSD license.
The platform consists of two modules — the client (namely mumble), which is written in Qt, and server murmur. A codec is used for voice transmission. Opus.
The platform features a flexible system for distributing roles and permissions. For example, you can create several isolated user groups where only the leaders of these groups can communicate with each other. There is also the ability to record collaborative podcasts.
Key features of the release include:
- Updated interface design. New themes added: light and dark.
- Added the ability for local volume adjustment on the user's side.
- Introduced dynamic channel filtering for quick searches (Image)
- Added the ability to decrease the volume from other players during conversations.
- The admin interface has been overhauled, particularly in terms of user list formation and management.
Source: linux.org.ru
