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# HOW TO CONNECT TO THE AUDIO SERVER?

By default, the audio server is not loaded. To connect to the server, proceed as follows:

**LAUNCH THE AUDIO SERVER**

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{% step %}

### Token generation

Once connected to the server: open the chat and enter the command `/audio` (don't forget the `/` in front of the command, otherwise it will be invalid)

{% hint style="success" %}
This command generates a **token** needed to establish the connection to the audio server.
{% endhint %}
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Click on the link

A <mark style="color:yellow;">yellow message</mark> appears on the screen, prompting you to start the audio server.
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### Open the webpage

Click ont it to obtain the link (token) and open the webpage.
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### Warning message

A <mark style="color:red;">warning message</mark> will ask you if you are sure you want to open this website.

Click `yes`  to launch the audio server on a web page.

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**Warning!** Never click on a link from someone you don't trust!
{% endhint %}
{% endstep %}

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### Launching the audio server

On the web page, click on `Start audio session`  button to activate the audio server.
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### Connection completed

A little melody 🎶 is played once the connection has been established. A <mark style="color:green;">green message</mark> on your screen will also indicate that the audio server has connected successfully.
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