Mumble Voice Chat Fix [My servers fix]

Hello chaps,

I read a few posts and I discovered a quick fix to MY server to attempt to remove the mumble voice…

If you are running from ZAP/Your Own VPS – it doesn’t matter, it will work…

Add your own server license key (from keymaster.fivem) into the server.cfg (if you are running from zap, also do it in the settings panel)

Next: goto components.json and remove the “voice.mumble” dependency (make sure to remove the coma on the last line)

Last: rename the voice mumble to anything of your liking (doesntwork.dll)

restart server

(please move to tech support, no clue why I put it in here)

1 Like
1 Like

Reason I am posting is because I tried literally every single thing on this forums that I could find. It all gave me the dependency error and such for mumble when I attempted to fix

I thought maybe changing the key would help, thus me sharing because it worked.

isn’t that exactly what is posted in there… to remove the mumble thing completely

Correct you did:

For me, and the server I operate, it did not work… We had to change the license to make the mumble dependency stop depending.

When we removed everything that had to do with mumble and it’s dependency, it crashed the server with some voip error’s — that we weren’t able to figure out how to fix… I am simply showing another possible way to fix the buggy VOIP. For me, the way I did it only worked.

1 Like

The reason you get the mumble dependency error is because by default ZAP hosting runs on an outdated server version. Ask them to update to the latest version and you will not have these issues when removing mumble from your components.json

By chance do you know what version it is? They only have 6.2.6 at the moment.

Assuming they run on Linux, the latest version is 679 (aka 6.7.9) https://runtime.fivem.net/artifacts/fivem/build_proot_linux/master/

For Windows it’s even higher 759 (7.5.9) https://runtime.fivem.net/artifacts/fivem/build_server_windows/master/

Informed Zap of that, cheers for the assistance. Never knew I was that far behind!