POC Radios with Mumla/mumble connection solution

[FilipStadler]

You can find alot of POC Radio with Zello and other can run Teamspeak3, some of the POC radio does run android and Linux also but who need Zello or TeamSpeak3 if the radio was runing the mumla app :) this would be more cool with mumble-voip but does anyone know wich POC Radios that would be usable. its cool to run mumla app on smartphone/tables with a free opensource app but it would be very cool to run the app on a POC Radio device and the formfactor is cool compared to smartphone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PoC_radio I would like to use mumble-voip and but maybe running both zello,teamspeak3 and mumble on the same device is not possible but I am sure alot would maybe use mumble solution if possible. Cheap POC radios does exist but wunder if somebody is using them with Mumble ?

[Krzmbrzl]

It all depends on whether or not Mumble runs on the OS that you use on your POC device. The official client runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and FreeBSD. For Android there is Mumla, which is a 3rdparty Mumble client.

[FilipStadler]

Your right - I have found a few poc radios that do have android and where mumla is used.
Tha mumla app works great on a smartphone - but alot of the poc radios runs a very old android and with small display.
I did read that guy behind the client app was looking for others to carry on - the Teamspeak3 client costs money and I prefer opensource solution - I have found a some using mumble and POC radios så its possible if the android radio is not locked just like som phones can be.

[Krzmbrzl]

In that case the answer is: it would definitely be possible, but you need someone to write and maintain a (custom) client for those devices.
For something like this our libmumble project might be handy, though at this point the library is still WIP (though functional) and the API is not yet finalized.

[masdimo]

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