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I think they both have their up's and down's. So far Vent has worked great for us, so its not something we mind supporting.renegade wrote: I agree with Dreyvas Mumble is far superior to Vent or Teamspeak. Also mumble is open source and free. You can run it on the net or local with any # of slots.
I have one running 24/7 for NeXus LAN now.
Address : mumble.p3computers.net
Port: Default port
With Mumble you can take the server to the LAN with you open the slots to what ever # you have at the LAN and your set for everyone at the LAN to be in the same voice server.
As for running it on a X/1m connection you can manage 15 ish in it with no issues at all.
I was running a vent but its only up now to tell people we have switched over to Mumble.
Mumble also very configurable. It takes a few min to setup where vent is quicker on the setup, but Mumble far better. It auto balances all sounds so you dont have the junk like in vent someone too loud an you have to lower them manual or too low an have to manual raise them so you can hear them, overlays in games so you can see who is talking, fully skinable, change sounds to make it sound like vent or any app you want etc.
We will be running it at the next NeXus LAN with 100 slots so everyone attending can be in chat to talk, teams to talk you name it. Should really help organizing games etc.
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Lersar wrote: I've also never had any problems with quality
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Not yet, which is why I haven't chimed on it much. But I have heard from some user experiences that don't quite speak to exceptional clarity. Doing a quick Google search leads me to believe that good reviews far outnumber the bad though.Dreyvas wrote:
Lersar wrote: I've also never had any problems with quality
Just out of curiosity, have you gotten around to testing out Mumble yet? Like Renegade said, it isn't that Vent isn't clear, it's that Mumble is exceptionally clear. If you haven't tried it yet, you should give it a quick go if only to be blown away by the crystal clear voice quality.
Okay, I'm done. Lol
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