teamspeak-viewer

ThearC · Posts: 51 Join date: 2009-03-15 Age: 21 Location: Sweden

Teamspeak dosent support MAC Sad

MeloÐeath · Posts: 27 Join date: 2009-03-09 Age: 17 Location: Berlin

ofc it does, it supports max os X
its a beta ... u should try it

link: http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=downloads

booiiing · Posts: 203 Join date: 2009-01-05 Age: 24 Location: Germany

ThearC wrote:

Teamspeak dosent support MAC Sad

tell me if the server needs any special settings to support your client.

pistolero · Posts: 50 Join date: 2009-03-15

I am not a big pro too. I will try to reinstall mumble, but need more time to set this up.

Tjuh wrote:

PS: Almost forgot... Happy Birthday Booiiing!

damn 18 min too late. bon anniversaire !

booiiing · Posts: 203 Join date: 2009-01-05 Age: 24 Location: Germany

pistolero wrote:

I am not a big pro too. I will try to reinstall mumble, but need more time to set this up.

we don't use mumble! we discussed about mumble vs teamspeak when the clan was formed, and decided in favor of teamspeak.

pistolero wrote:

Tjuh wrote:

PS: Almost forgot... Happy Birthday Booiiing!

damn 18 min too late. bon anniversaire !

ty all guys Very Happy

if you are in or close to stuttgart this weekend, you may come to my party in
Studentenclub Boddschamber
Allmandring 12/I
70569 Stuttgart
Very Happy

pistolero · Posts: 50 Join date: 2009-03-15

ok so I try to install teamspeak and keep u informed if support needed.
tschuss

jakobbirk · Posts: 21 Join date: 2009-03-10 Age: 18 Location: Denmark!

Happy birthday booiiing;)

booiiing · Posts: 203 Join date: 2009-01-05 Age: 24 Location: Germany

tjuh has problems with sound in linux, so i decided to write something here to act as a guide Smile

he uses alsa on his internal soundcard. most internal soundcards don't support hardware-mixing; this means that only one application can grab the soundcard and output sound at a time.

solutions for this are:
1) get a proper soundcard. any soundblaster will do - you can grab them for €10 at ebay Wink

2) use software-mixing.
2.1) alsas internal software-mixing. this is bullshit. don't use it.
2.2) pulseaudio. you have to configure some stuff and it is probably overkill for small setups, but it does the job (and a lot more).
3) get oss4. oss4 is the new release of the old (and abandoned by linux) open sound-system. it has studio-quality software-mixing and a lot of other nice features (control hardware-routing on the soundcard, etc). it doesn't support usb and bluetooth, though.