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| ===Disabling sound notifications===
| | '''In order to be able to record a class on mumble, you must be using [[Mumble]] version 1.2.3-rc2 (release candidate)''' |
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| <font color="red">'''Important: Please make sure you have all sound notifications disabled in Teamspeak settings.''' Please see the following images.</font>
| | Recording a Class is simple enough; Once you join the '''Class.E-UNI''' channel on Mumble, click the red button on your menu, select Mode: '''downmix''', select your output format (for the purposes of this guide, it is assumed you're using .wav format.) When you're all set, hit '''Start'''. |
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| [[file:Teamspeak_options.jpg|link=]]<br><br> | | [[file: mumble_recording.gif|link=]] |
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| [[file:Teamspeak_settings_disable_all_sounds.jpg|link=]]<br><br>
| | * Congratulations, barring the ever-present possibility of connection problems, you should now be successfully recording a class. |
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| Recording a Class is simple enough; Once you join the '''Class.E-UNI''' channel on teamspeak, click the '''Recording''' menu on your teamspeak and select '''Start Recording'''.
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| * You will be prompted to select the directory and enter the name of the file (if you often record classes, you might want to include some details like class date and name to prevent confusion)
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| * Congratulations, barring the ever-present possibility of connection problems, you should now be successfully recording a class. | | * Contrary to the teamspeak, when using Mumble sound notifications will not be recorded even if you leave them on during the class. (tested in rc2) |
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