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*First open Mumble Preferences.

*To change microphones, click on Audio Input. ~~You have been here before ... this~~ is the page where you set Push-To-Talk. At the top of the page is the word "Device" and next to it is a menu list of all the audio input devices connected to your computer. These may have strange names ... mine are things like "USB Audio CODEC" and "Mic 96K" ... so you may just have to click each one and do the microphone check to pick the one that works best.

*To change microphones, click on Audio Input. This is the first item in the Preferences, and is also the page where you set the Push-To-Talk key. At the top of the page is the word "Device" and next to it is a menu list of all the audio input devices connected to your computer. These may have strange names ... mine are things like "USB Audio CODEC" and "Mic 96K" ... so you may just have to click each one and do the microphone check to pick the one that works best.

*To change speakers, click on Audio Output. Again it says "Device" at the top and there is a menu list. There should be at least two devices on this list: your computer's speakers, and your headphones. If you're not sure which is which, try each one with a microphone check until the sound comes out where you want it to.

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 *First open Mumble Preferences.
-*To change microphones, click on Audio Input. You have been here before ... this is the page where you set Push-To-Talk. At the top of the page is the word "Device" and next to it is a menu list of all the audio input devices connected to your computer. These may have strange names ... mine are things like "USB Audio CODEC" and "Mic 96K" ... so you may just have to click each one and do the microphone check to pick the one that works best.
+*To change microphones, click on Audio Input. This is the first item in the Preferences, and is also the page where you set the Push-To-Talk key. At the top of the page is the word "Device" and next to it is a menu list of all the audio input devices connected to your computer. These may have strange names ... mine are things like "USB Audio CODEC" and "Mic 96K" ... so you may just have to click each one and do the microphone check to pick the one that works best.
 *To change speakers, click on Audio Output. Again it says "Device" at the top and there is a menu list. There should be at least two devices on this list: your computer's speakers, and your headphones. If you're not sure which is which, try each one with a microphone check until the sound comes out where you want it to.