Which Device Do You Use?

Android IOS Windows Osx/Mac/IOS and   Linux etc. - we are about to make a new and better guide here ;)

Tip: in several places it says mumble.sludre.dk but use there m.ddrnet.dk at servername/address.
Both are OK now but m.ddrnet.dk is recommended in the future and we use standard port 64738.

Again access code/password must be specified as well as a certificate creation necessary for some rooms.

Some platforms e.g. android require approval of access to microphone and internet when the program is used
You may find relevant link to download the program/apps below.

You probably have everything you need, it's real FREE

You don’t need to go out and buy an expensive network radio to get started you can settle for some software or an app is even free forever.
- if you just want to find out if it is something for you, etc. and it actually works well without having to get a network radio and it works fine to just use your smartphone, tablet or computer and you can also connect special microphones if you want it.

We currently have and probably don't get a limit on how many communication devices you can connect to via mumble.

Prerequisites are - that you have a computer with microphone or an android, iphone ios device plus a kind of internet access also you can come along because the programs are quite free and it actually works quite well with good audio and there are even online shortcuts to "reapters/gateways" so you can talk on private radio/walkie talkie via computer or smartphone which also needs an internet connection to access the Danish Digital Radio Net servers.

Many computers/laptops etc. already have a microphone as well as speakers and can run the Mumble program - but many also have a smartphone, tablet, etc. and it is actually not much data that is sent when you use the mrawl app and connect to m.ddrnet.dk server which makes you can communicate with others and have you previously talked via your computer with others then it can of course also run mumble.

If it is a radio network radio, or android smartphone/tablet then the client program is called which can connect you to m.ddrnet.dk server with the client program itself can actually also connect you to many more other free network servers in the world if you want so you are not tied to the Danish Digital Radio Network but we have chosen to make it easy to connect to m.ddrnet.dk in a collaboration with other networks and the available Mumbledigital repeaters.

If you do not have a nickname in advance, you can get a nickname at TangoMike.dk or possibly. The Alaska club etc, you can also invent a handy nickname and number, because there may be more called your first name and maybe also last name so can nicknames be practical and a little easier to remember maybe.

Below you will find instructions on how to get started with different devices - PC computer, android, mac, etc. it is available for it all.

For example, you will find a mixed a repeater/gateway channel for a repeater on the East Funen - where you can also chat several of the local WalkieTalkie people in the area via our network and we are some who do not have the opportunity to set up a suitable antenna and here it is extra brilliant.

This is just a very short technical guide for Windows installation:

If you have a much older windows? then you may need to pick up x86 version of mumble:

Apple Mac/OsX

Note: that you are no longer able to support macOS < 10.13, as Qt no longer supports these versions.

Apple IOS (ipad/iphone)

You can also download Mumble to your IOS device via Apple store or click here.

(Insert instructions here - on the way and press the mouth icon to speak at ptt - it is important to make your own certificate on IOS devices or will the server not accept it)

Mumble iphone setup

1 press preference

2 pressure certificate

3 tap on X right corner

4 pressure generate new certificate

5 pressure create

when you have centificate then there are several on mumble that can regresize you so you can get on all channels

Android devices - see further guidance below

Linux

Your Linux distribution gives you access to several official packages for Mumble.

Start the Mobile program and it must have just add a connection to m.ddrnet.dk

 

Her skal du fortælle hvilken server du vil forbinde dig til brug dog m.ddrnet.dk
brugernavn eller kaldenavn er et du selv finder på eller har, ligesom adgangskoden

It can be a bit difficult and make a good guide on how to then just install mumble on a POC network radio because some of them have direct access to google play also can you install mmulla as on a mobile from there directly but you just have to exit out of zello or teamspeak if this is running because otherwise can you don't get PTT key put to your radio and if it's on voice activated speech so you may find that zello makes noise as mumble so samples to send.

Why you have to hurry to activate PTT on the mural app on the right at the 3 dots you put transmission mode and you need to cross under audio and choose which key is PTT.

If one install mmla on a network radio that already has zello or maybe teamspeak on in advance it can cower a little extra much because then mumble via voice control will send what zello says 😉 it typically gives 3 beeps when entering from zello and a lot of echoes from one to the other 😉

Then stop zello or exit out of it or teamspeak app on your poc radio and you can then activate PTT under the 3 dots close to the magnification glass, which sets you transmit mode to Push - T o- T Talk mode in Danish Press for Talk.

You can over on the other side at hamburger menu with 3 lines find option and here you can under audio put which button is PTT on your radio and you can also say it should save button from the screen because with a button on the screen it only makes sense if you have a toch screen on the radio and want the option or on a smartphone where there is not a button - it is probably not possible and run both zello,teamspeak and mumble at the same time although in theory it could be possible.

However, you can have all these apps on your android device.

If you only have a small display you can on your radio you can in general under audio choose the Hide push-to-talk botten because it only makes sense on a smartphone without PTT button.
The Mumla program also just needs to learn what is the PTT button on your radio and you can also choose a better look under Apperance you can choose a different and better theme as and in addition, it may make sense to put Stay Awake active.

On the cheap network radio with poor display with advantage oh also choose to remove the transmit button from the screen because the display is only 248x200 pixels but via the program adb or total control on windows you can change one with wm size 248x200 and on linux you can in addition to the adb program also use scrcpy when network radio is connected via USB cable. Mumble also run fine on the most cheap network radio on the market but I would not recommend the solution to and one should go after an open network radio which has access to the playstore but you have a old phone from huwai who does not have access to for google play so can mmla app downloaded at https://f-droid.org/packages/se.lublin.mlumla and is the POC radio locked to only zello and a menu with setting and zello - then you can replace the launcher menu with a different menu.