Can folks doing groups (MCA or otherwise) test out the functionality of the new Curse voice app to see how it works for everyone?
You can download it here: https://www.curse.com You can also use it as a standalone client or as a web-based application, and I believe it has a mobile option if you wanted to run it on your phone rather than your computer for some reason.
It has the advantage over our existing Mumble of being free. Additionally, with the Curse addon client and the voice client being combined in the future, it means that potentially a lot of people will already have it installed (including subs/pugs) which could be convenient.
If it seems to work well for everyone and doesn't have any real problems or serious functionality limitations, we might swap the MCA servers over to there. However, we don't want to make this switch without MCA people using and testing it first and seeing if it will work.
If you encounter any problems or frustrations, please post them in this thread so we can consider it when making the decision for the Mumble server renewal in November.
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- Darsithis
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Okay, it's already way ahead of Mumble. Mumble won't let me use my bluetooth headset AND my speakers at the same time. I can let the speakers take the raid and use the bluetooth for the microphone. I like it 

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I set up an MCA server on Curse for people to try out in other games or while leveling or whatever:
https://curse.com/servers/Xz98Hs
The default lobby is just text based, similar to our in-game channel, except with the advantage of being available cross-server and cross game
Please make sure once you join that you set your nickname (click your name on the member's list > "set your nickname") so we know who you are.
https://curse.com/servers/Xz98Hs
The default lobby is just text based, similar to our in-game channel, except with the advantage of being available cross-server and cross game

Please make sure once you join that you set your nickname (click your name on the member's list > "set your nickname") so we know who you are.
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Just my impressions:
Pros:
- It's connected to my gaming profiles all over and my friends, allowing for even better communication
- It lets me set default speakers/mics. Despite Mumble supposedly allowing Bluetooth I was never able to get it to recognize my headset
- The voices that I could hear were clear and I didn't notice any sense of disturbance or robot voice
Cons:
- Somewhat clunky to use because it has so much in place.
- Seems like the default sound level is super low for some people, making it impossible to hear them yet others are extra loud. We'll want to, if we move to it, make sure everyone is aware of their levels and set them appropriately
Pros:
- It's connected to my gaming profiles all over and my friends, allowing for even better communication
- It lets me set default speakers/mics. Despite Mumble supposedly allowing Bluetooth I was never able to get it to recognize my headset
- The voices that I could hear were clear and I didn't notice any sense of disturbance or robot voice
Cons:
- Somewhat clunky to use because it has so much in place.
- Seems like the default sound level is super low for some people, making it impossible to hear them yet others are extra loud. We'll want to, if we move to it, make sure everyone is aware of their levels and set them appropriately
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That is unlikely to be a problem on your end or the client, that is probably that some people have their mic gettings set weird.Darsithis wrote: - Seems like the default sound level is super low for some people, making it impossible to hear them yet others are extra loud. We'll want to, if we move to it, make sure everyone is aware of their levels and set them appropriately
That happens on Mumble too. See also: Faragorn. (sorry Faragorn but you eighty times louder than everyone else I've ever heard on Mumble)
Not counter arguing but people who have their mic settings not in a good spot is a problem everywhere.