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Mumble Tutorials and Walkthroughs
These flash tutorials will show you step-by-step how to utilize the most common features available in Mumble. Although most of the walkthroughs show you how to complete common administrative tasks on your Mumble server, the Connecting to a Mumble Server for the First Time tutorial guides new Mumble users through the process of connecting to a Mumble server.
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Connecting to a Mumble server is usually simple and straight forward, but doing it for the first time can be confusing to a new user. When you first connect, you'll encounter three wizards that will help make your time with Mumble much easier. This flash tutorial will help you through this initial setup and get you connected to a server in no time:
Mumble provides many powerful options for administrating your server. Before you can use any of them, you'll need to securely connect to your server as the "Super User." This tutorial will show you how to log into your server as the SuperUser, so that you can begin configuring your server:
While you can manage your server with the SuperUser account, it is safer to create an Administrative account for yourself to perform this management. Creating new Administrator accounts for your friends is also a much better idea then letting them use the SuperUser account. This tutorial will walk you through adding a user to the "Admin Group":
Not everyone wants to participate in a single conversation with everyone on the server. Your users will want channels for different games so they can coordinate more effectivly, and some may even want specific channels to give them some privacy. This tutorial will help you create new channels and sub-channels for any purpose:
Troublemakers are out there. Sometimes baning a problem user from your server is necessary to properly moderate conversations. This tutorial will show you how to ban, as well as unban, anyone on your server:
Mumble uses Certificates to identify you as a user. If you want or need to change machines and wish to keep your identity, you'll need to move your certificate with you. This tutorial will show you how to export and import your certificate so that you stay you:
Making a video of your raid? Gathering incriminating evidence against a foe? Recording a conversation in Mumble can come in handy in many situations. This tutorial will show you how to record a conversation and save it to a .wav file for later playback:
Advanced user administration sometimes needs to be done. Register a user so they can avoid a password, revoking that registration, or giving them priority over other users when joining the server are all possible in Mumble. This tutorial will walk you through preforming these operations: