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Mumble command line parameters

Posted: 2010-02-09 16:10
by A_Grounded_Pilot
Hey guys,

I'm writing a batch file that will open mumble and ts3 with the click of a button. I got the ts3 portion to work for the most part, but I'm having a hell of a time getting mumble to connect to the PR mumble server. Here's what I've got:

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START /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble(PR Edition)" PRmumble(0.5beta).exe "mumble://[email protected]"
The program opens and then just sits there. I've tried several different things from here but haven't had any luck. Ideally, I'd like it to drop me in the TG waiting room once I'm connected, but that's not a big deal. For now, I'd just like it to connect me to the server. Anybody know how to get it to work?

Bonus prize: what is the argument to get TS3 to put me in a subchannel? "&subchannel=" isn't working...

Re: Mumble command line parameters

Posted: 2010-02-09 16:23
by Duckmeister
It looks like you are forgetting the port number on the IP.

Re: Mumble command line parameters

Posted: 2010-02-09 18:35
by A_Grounded_Pilot
Hmm...
port is optional, and 64738 is the default if not specified.
I tried it anyways, and it didn't make a difference. The PR mumble server port is 64738 AFAIK.

Re: Mumble command line parameters

Posted: 2010-02-09 19:29
by SnipingCoward
seems like the slash after the ip is non-optional (as by specification

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mumble://[username[ :p assword]@]<address>[ :p ort]/[channelpath]?version=<serverversion>[&title=<servername>][&url=<serverurl>]
) and neither should be version

ur probably having trouble with spaces - using quotations is quite insecure in windows shell i recon
try using the dos 8.3 notaion instead

i also had to capitalise the D for "/D"

you should try something like this:

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start /D C:\Progra~2\MUMBLE~1 PRMUMB~1.EXE mumble://[email protected]/
i tried the script with regular mumble and that works fine - i am guessing that PR mumble edition does not hand over its parameters to the regular mumble module

code that uses regular mumble and seems to work:

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start /D C:\Progra~2\MUMBLE MUMBLE~2.EXE mumble://[email protected]/
so untill there is an updated PRMumble its not gonna work