Teamspeak 3

[Ramon van Rijn]

Teamspeak 3 (beta) is available since a month now and has been updated a lot since then.

We could try to switch to TS3 if you lot like. With a side-note that we should update it from time to time to keep it to the latest version.

What are your thoughts? TS2 or TS3?

 

[Christopher Aponte]

why not
go with the latest version, as it is done with the forum

 

[Neil Gault]

from what i have heard it is supposed to be a big improvment so i would say go for it

 

[Warren Dawes]

Will we have to keep updating each time a new beta is released? Or will we be able to use it even if we miss one?
If we have to keep updating frequently, then why not wait until it is finalised.

I have used the latest beta elsewhere, and it seems fine though.

 

[Ben Tusting]

TS3 quality is just like Ventrilo which is really good

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

Will we have to keep updating each time a new beta is released? Or will we be able to use it even if we miss one?
If we have to keep updating frequently, then why not wait until it is finalised.

I have used the latest beta elsewhere, and it seems fine though.

If there are no serious issues with the installed Beta, I see no reason to keep track of every update. Updating twice a week is not our way to go

 

[Steven Palmer]

From the little experience I've had with TS3, the client updates automatically (or it didi in the version I have) so that shouldn't be much of an issue.

The Server side part of it hasn't had too many changes since release so unless its recommended by the Devs (like beta 11 release was) then it shouldn't be too much hassle keeping upto date (current server release is beta 15)

The clarity and quality of the voices is so much better IMO

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

From the little experience I've had with TS3, the client updates automatically (or it didi in the version I have) so that shouldn't be much of an issue.

The Server side part of it hasn't had too many changes since release so unless its recommended by the Devs (like beta 11 release was) then it shouldn't be too much hassle keeping upto date (current server release is beta 15)

The clarity and quality of the voices is so much better IMO

Thanks!

 

[Ron Attwood]

And...you can now assign a wheel button for 'push to talk'. As a driving simmer, that was the only reason to use Ventrilo. Now, where do I find your IP?

EDIT: Stand down, I've found it.

 

[Kevin Ascher]

And...you can now assign a wheel button for 'push to talk'. As a driving simmer, that was the only reason to use Ventrilo. Now, where do I find your IP?

EDIT: Stand down, I've found it.

You actually could also do so with TS2 when you used a little program called JbindX

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

You actually could also do so with TS2 when you used a little program called JbindX

In addition, Logitech wheel owners can simply use the already installed Profiler and map a button to a Key, use that Key in TS2.

 

[Marty Pierce]

downloaded tsp3 cant get it online with rd. Lost lost lost

 

[Michael Herrmann]

TS3 is such a sweet pice of software, its nearly clear as ventrillo now
and most important is ppl can hear me now with my crapy mic

<-- my mic

 

[Steven Palmer]

TS3 is such a sweet pice of software, its nearly clear as ventrillo now
and most important is ppl can hear me now with my crapy mic

<-- my mic

LOL you steal that off the TITANIC

 

[Michael Herrmann]

not directly but close, it came with the soundblaster 16bit card i had in my 2nd ever pc and if the soundcard supports +20db it works totaly flawless
if the soundcard dont support it like the one i have now onboard its just pain in the a..

 

[Neil Gault]

I use a cheap Labtec mic that cost me around 2 quid
http://www.amazon.com/Labtec-VERSE-333-MOUNT-980184-0403/dp/B00008XOMX

Got it stuck to the top of my wheel with a bit of sticky velcro and it workes great.

 

[Ramon van Rijn]

Setup guide
http://www.racedepartment.com/hardware-software/29603-teamspeak-3-setup-guide.html