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Interesting, didn't know that. I am still on the free tier and hadn't switched off the instance. Jamulus was the only thing running and also the only process at 100%. l get regular warnings at the end of the month that l've used 85% of my free 750 hours. This must be connect time as 750 hours is about 24 * 30 and Jamulus hasn't been running at 100% for the whole month.

Interesting, didn't know that. I am still on the free tier and hadn't switched off the instance. Jamulus was the only thing running and also the only process at 100%. l get regular warnings at the end of the month that l've used 85% of my free 750 hours. This must be connect time as 750 hours is about 24 * 30 and Jamulus hasn't been running at 100% for the whole month.

The Superlux looks fairly similar but it only has one knob controling the headphones. I can't find any other supplier for the Talent version. I do hear the full mix or youtube through my headphones plugged directly into the mic. So I guess it has full playback capabilities.

Thanks. I don't think I am particularly picky. I just want something that works and doesn't sound like a noisy AM broadcast when a few clients have joined. So I am definately not after a high end solution.

Facebook is a no-no, I'll never go there. The github discussion section I found quite convoluted and couldn't find anything in an acceptable order.

Thank you very much for this detailed write up. So I did some tests in the meantime. The microphone is a Superlux E205U. I tried the pi3 with batteries (after finding a working usb cable, the first ones didn't work). There was no change in the noise generated. Turned on WiFi and unplugged the ethernet cable, so the Pi was only connected to battery and mic. No change in noise, I could still hear the mouse moving. Then I used a Pi4 with official power supply. The noise is much less but still too much...

Thank you very much for this detailed write up. So I did some tests in the meantime. The microphone is a Superlux E205U. I tried the pi3 with batteries (after finding a working usb cable, the first ones didn't work). There was no change in the noise generated. Turned on WiFi and unplugged the ethernet cable, so the Pi was only connected to battery and mic. No change in noise, I could still hear the mouse moving. Then I used a Pi4 with official power supply. The noise is much less but still too much...

Thank you very much for this detailed write up. So I did some tests in the meantime. The microphone is a Superlux E205U. I tried the pi3 with batteries (after finding a working usb cable, the first ones didn't work). There was no change in the noise generated. Turned on WiFi and unplugged the ethernet cable, so the Pi was only connected to battery and mic. No change in noise, I could still hear the mouse moving. Then I used a Pi4 with official power supply. The noise is much less but still too much...