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<source><b>This shows peak outgoing bandwidth used.</b><br />This shows the peak amount of bandwidth sent out from your machine. Audio bitrate is the maximum bitrate for the audio data alone. Position is the bitrate used for positional information. Overhead is our framing and the IP packet headers (IP and UDP is 75% of this overhead).</source>
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<translation><b>这显示所用的最大传出带宽。</b><br />这显示从你机器发出的带宽的最大值。 音频比特率只是音频数据的最大比特率。 位置是用于定位信息的最大比特率。开销是我们的架构和 IP 数据包头(IP 和 UDP 是此开销的 75%)。</translation>
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<translation><b>显示所用的最大传出带宽。</b><br />显示从您机器发出的带宽的最大值。音频比特率是音频数据本身的最大比特率。位置是定位信息所用的比特率。开销是我们的帧结构和 IP 数据包头(IP 和 UDP 是开销的 75%)。</translation>
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<source>This is the audio bitrate of the last compressed frame (20 ms). The peak bitrate can be adjusted in the Settings dialog.</source>
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<source><p>Mumble can use certificates to authenticate with servers. Using certificates avoids passwords, meaning you don't need to disclose any password to the remote site. It also enables very easy user registration and a client side friends list independent of servers.</p><p>While Mumble can work without certificates, the majority of servers will expect you to have one.</p><p>Creating a new certificate automatically is sufficient for most use cases. But Mumble also supports certificates representing trust in the users ownership of an email address. These certificates are issued by third parties. For more information see our <a href="https://www.mumble.info/documentation/user/certificates/">user certificate documentation</a>. </p></source>
<source>This could be caused by one of the following scenarios:<ul><li>Your client and the server use different encryption standards. This could be because you are using a very old client or the server you are connecting to is very old. In the first case, you should update your client and in the second case you should contact the server administrator so that they can update their server.</li><li>Either your client or the server is using an old operating system that doesn't provide up-to-date encryption methods. In this case you should consider updating your OS or contacting the server admin so that they can update theirs.</li><li>The server you are connecting to isn't actually a Mumble server. Please ensure that the used server address really belongs to a Mumble server and not e.g. to a game server.</li><li>The port you are connecting to does not belong to a Mumble server but instead is bound to a completely unrelated process on the server-side. Please double-check you have used the correct port.</li></ul></source>
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<source><p>If you're using Linux this is most likely because you are using a version from your distribution's package repository that have their own update cycles.</p><p>If you want to always have the most recent Mumble version, you should consider using a different method of installation.
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See <a href="https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumble">the project repository</a> for what alternatives there are.</p></source>
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