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Mumble Overlay Plugin - Add the Mumble Overlay to your stream
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Mumble Overlay Plugin
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Drumstix42
Member
Anyone know if there is a Teamspeak 3 plugin, or overlay similar to this?
EntranceJew
New Member
I'm not sure where else to post this, but as far as mumble integration goes, would you consider adding a feature / additional plugin to translate my existing voice activation settings from mumble to OBS' microphone noise gate? It's faster to work with mumble's voice activation settings and having to calibrate OBS to match it is a bit tedious. This is all short of hijacking the audio sent to the mumble server and routing a duplicate through OBS.
To my knowledge, the mumble voice activation settings are stored in the registry:
\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mumble\Mumble\audio
Under the keys: vadmax, vadmin which equate out to @Variant() wrapping a float from 0.0f to 1.0f; vadmax/vadmin are referenced inside the code as a variable with a similar name. The code link should reveal the math necessary to convert the floats to their relevant decibels.
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To my knowledge, the mumble voice activation settings are stored in the registry:
\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mumble\Mumble\audio
Under the keys: vadmax, vadmin which equate out to @Variant() wrapping a float from 0.0f to 1.0f; vadmax/vadmin are referenced inside the code as a variable with a similar name. The code link should reveal the math necessary to convert the floats to their relevant decibels.
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Ah yes, sorry!
Well, it was not really ever broken and more of just understanding how mumble asks you to set up the layout.
In the overlay section of mumble it is placed on the bottom right of the example overlay, in the plugin on OBS, it merely reflects that.
So in mumble if you leave it small on the bottom right corner; on OBS it will show up in the bottom right corner small relative to the size of the dimensions that you plugged into the plugin.
Hope I made that clear enough.
and btw, i am loving the plugin ^.^b
Well, it was not really ever broken and more of just understanding how mumble asks you to set up the layout.
In the overlay section of mumble it is placed on the bottom right of the example overlay, in the plugin on OBS, it merely reflects that.
So in mumble if you leave it small on the bottom right corner; on OBS it will show up in the bottom right corner small relative to the size of the dimensions that you plugged into the plugin.
Hope I made that clear enough.
and btw, i am loving the plugin ^.^b
Want this so much!
This isn't working and I'm not sure why. The documentation is poor in that it skips steps. i.e. it shows you going from downloading the file to having the configuration screen of the plugin, but skips the steps showing how to get there.
http://puu.sh/acAr7/5bfb939994.png
Can anyone help?
http://puu.sh/acAr7/5bfb939994.png
Can anyone help?
Sapiens
Forum Moderator
I just tested and the overlay plugin is listed correctly as a source. Are you sure your CLR Host plugin is installed and working correctly? Get the version from https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/clr-host-plugin.21/ and make sure you install the proper 32/64-bit version depending on which version of OBS you use.
HaydnAhmed
New Member
I've got the same issue, not showing up whilst my CLR Host plugin is working fine for chat / follower & donation notifications. Any idea why it wouldn't show up?
Sapiens
Forum Moderator
Just reinstalled and confirmed that the plugin is listed as a source. Please check that you have CLRHost installed correctly and the plugin file in the correct location. If "doesn't work" mean something other than "isn't listed as a source" then please specify that. Otherwise the most likely issue is with the installation or its dependencies on your end.