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The self-hosted TeamSpeak servers allow you to keep a maximum of 32 connections active at a time. If you have more than 32 people to communicate or part of MMO Massive Multiplayer Online games, you would need to get the premium paid plans.

The user interface is simple and easy to use. The audio quality is excellent but not the best when it comes to latency. For added functionality, you can make use of the wide range of plugins offered TeamSpeak. TeamSpeak claims to offer military grade encryption for secure private communication, advanced permission controls, LAN functionality, anonymous usage, codes like CELT and Speex in addition to Opus and GamePad and Joystick hotkey support.

The TeamSpeak mobile app allows you to issue commands directly from your smartphone. TeamSpeak is a secure and safe way to communicate with the online community. While the program itself is easy to use, setting up your self-hosted servers can be a tedious task for the non-tech savvy users.

Mumble is known for its low-latency communication and is a popular free, and open-source voice chat software primarily developed keeping the gaming community in mind. Although, you can download the third-party apps like Mumble for iOS and Android devices.

You can further extend the functionalities through Ice Middleware and add web interfaces, channel viewers and allows users to authenticate against an existing user database.

Mumble is free, affordable and offers low-latency voice chats which essential for fast peace multi-player games where each second counts. If you are looking for a less resource hungry VoIP client, Ventrilo is a good option. All the communications done using Ventrilo are encrypted, and the recordings are stored in your local client system. The app also does not collect any user data, offering complete privacy to the users. Similar to other VoIP clients, Ventrilo also requires the users to have their own server to use the software.

Ventrilo is a multi-platform software except that there is no Linux client for the Linux users. The user interface is rather colourful. You can further customise the look by downloading themes from the official website which includes Egyptian Female Ruler, Projection and ShakenNotStired themes.

The fact that it has less features than other VoIP client listed above means you have less functions to deal with making it easier to learn and use. Skype is an all-purpose VoIP software backed by Microsoft and boasts of its million user base which is impressive to the say the least. However, Skype is not made for gamers only. Also, Steam Chat is just starting out in this sector, so it lacks a lot of features like text to speech, and screen sharing.

And these features are really popular and are completely free on Discord. The newly updated voice chat system in Steam Chat keeps your chat encrypted and gives if not better then at least similar voice quality to Discord.

And now about the mobile app. Its a great app like Discord for iOS and Android as the user interface of the Steam Chat app is very simple yet effective.

The app works smoothly and the navigation is really easy. You will find the options to see your friends, look at recent chats, start a new chat, and start a new group chat on the same page. The Steam Chat started out really great and it is still evolving. So if you want to explore something other than Discord, then this might be a good time to start with Steam Chat. Mumble is our last VoIP alternative to Discord on the list. This software is completely free and open-source, which means you can play around with the software if you have some coding knowledge.

This software is also giving good competition to Discord in terms of security and voice quality. But if you have some knowledge in the regards to coding, then Mumble can work fine for you. But Mumble, for a lot of times, is criticized for its bad connections. The connections between sessions get lost quite frequently. But the software has some advantages too. Similar to Discord, the push to talk feature in Mumble enables you to send audio only when you want to send it. The mobile client for Mumble can get a bit confusing at first, but you can get the hang of it after a while.

Links: Mumble Mumble for iOS. For now, online game intelligence is particularly valuable for Microsoft. The company's larger plans for VoIP include blending voice services into online collaboration and teleconferencing products.

Xbox Live, the online game service Microsoft launched more than a year ago, gives Microsoft a low-pressure way to learn the ins and outs of running a voice service and other demanding online applications. People are willing to accept a low quality of voice communication, because it's a game service. It's really a classroom in what it takes to operate a fairly complex hosted service.

The numbers are impressive by VoIP standards. Every Xbox Live game, whether published by Microsoft or a third-party game studio, includes broad voice chat capabilities. Sony made voice chat an option when it introduced online games for the PS2. The company's voice support is currently focused on sports games and a few shooters. Navy Seals," has logged millions of hours of online play. There are now about 2. It's a pittance, compared with the hundreds of millions of consumers who use traditional phone lines to do the same thing.

But that's expected to soon change. Both tools are winners here. They both provide an in-game overlay that shows you relevant information. Mumble has a fully customizable desktop interface.

You can apply custom coloring, different languages, and layouts. You can also customize when Mumble displays notifications in the text area. Even more, you can choose when the tool uses your OS notification. Plus, you can decide to use custom notification or text-to-speech sounds. Mumble also provides an ice middleware that allows you to customize the interface with right-click menus. Additionally, this tool lets you set custom avatars.

This avatar shows when someone hovers on your name. You can also customize comments to show beside your name as an icon.

With these comments, you can include some information about yourself, like a short bio or other names. Mumble gives users the option to set up a custom hostname, like yourhostname.

TeamSpeak allows you to customize your interface according to your taste. You have access to different themes, icons and sound packs, and plugins. The tool also gives you access to numerous add-ons created by other users. Plus, you can create your own add-on. New users can use the product tour feature to understand a product before deciding which ones to buy. You can see eight product features and functions of mumble using the product tour snapshot guide. Users will also get a feel of how to personalize their Mumble client settings.

The tour also shows you how the in-game overlay brings Mumble to your games. If you run a gaming community, Mumble makes it easy for you to show your users who are connected over the Mumble server. The only way to get a feel of what TeamSpeak is capable of doing is to read the documentation on their getting started page and then download and install the software and try it out. Depending on what you prefer each of these software gives you an opportunity to experience them pretty quickly.

TeamSpeak allows you to easily store and send files to people within your community without worrying about firewall issues. This helps you maximize your online collaborative experience. Data security is important even for VoIP tools. Mumble encrypts both voice data and controls messages. The tool uses TLS-negotiable cipher suites to encrypt its control channel. Plus, it uses OCB to maintain low latency and provide authentication and secrecy.

Though TeamSpeak is an open-source platform, it allows you to specify who has access and to where. Mumble wins this one. Mumble features an advanced permissions system.

This tool comes with 15 permission options where you can allow or deny users access to each control level. You can offer these permissions by grouping users, or assign permissions to each user.

Mumble also allows users to modify their ACL permissions. You can find their step-by-step guide on their website.



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