Ron writes ("Bug#682010: [mumble] Communication failures due to CELT codec
library removal"):
> That point is currently still true. Every existing client has the ability
> to *decode* speex if speex packets arrive.
>
> The only thing removed from recent clients was the ability to encode them.
> This is what we need to restore.
I'm afraid I don't recall, and I don't seem to be able to find in the
email thread, the answers to two questions related to this:
These `recent' clients which can't encode speex are where ? Have they
been released by upstream ? Are they in Debian ?
And presumably there is some reason why upstream don't like speex.
What is that reason ?
Ian.
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