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I tried to use the aoss wrapper library to have teamspeak (that uses OSS)
to co-exist with other sound producers on my machine (such as Flightgear).
Unfortunately, it didn't work. For you ALSA/Teamspeak gurus out there,
here's what
Julien Pierru wrote:
I added a Teamspeak server on my machine. [...]
Regarding the information I managed to gather, Teamspeak is commercial
software and the sound is considered to be of noticeable lower quality
compared with known VoIP setups.
I know I won't prevent people from using their
I recognize that Teamspeak is not perfect(it is free by the way) but so far this is the only real mean of voice communication we have. This is definitely not what we want to officially use in the future, but in the mean time it is a decent alternative, or until someone directs me to a more
I added a Teamspeak server on my machine. [...]
Regarding the information I managed to gather, Teamspeak is commercial
software and the sound is considered to be of noticeable lower quality
compared with known VoIP setups.
I know I won't prevent people from using their favourite
Exactly Vassilii that was the idea as a testing tool for what we will need to either find or develop to use with FG.We have to start somewhere.Julien.
until someone directs me to a more
performant tool.
You've asked for it, so please excuse me... Try looking
at the asterisk.org open source PBX; it will work with
existing clients (such as Gnomemeeting) and it'll be
possible to use open source libs to connect to it from
within FG or a
First problem with it, it doesn't run on windoze by the look of itNot that I am running windoze but most FG users do.Julien.
First problem with it, it doesn't run on windoze by the look of itNot
that I am running windoze but most FG users do.
Who? Asterisk?? But you only need to set it up at the server, the windows
clients with voip capabilities are plenty. Also for the Macs.
BTW, I've just learned that
Julien Pierru wrote:
I'm trying to find some kind of documentation for it, but can't find
any, this is horrible...
Try http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk
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Julien Pierru wrote:
Exactly Vassilii that was the idea as a testing tool for what we will need
to either find or develop to use with FG.
We have to start somewhere.
I agree entirely, I just wanted to prevent Teamspeak to be officially
promoted as 'the' communication protocol/software for
want to have a look at OpenPBX once the 0.2 release is out. I _suspect_
there will be better conference support for OpenPBX because the
fathers of Asterisk at Digium always tried to firmly couple conference
support to the presence of one of their interface boards
That would suck if it's
Apparently if i read correctly the doc for both Asterisk and openPBX there is no need for special hardware. I'm still a bit fuzzy on how the whole thing works though, does it have a server you connect to? Martin you seem to know a bit about it, can you enlighten me and maybe if i choose to do so
This looks WAY too complicated for what we need it to do.
Vassilii Khachaturov wrote:
want to have a look at OpenPBX once the 0.2 release is out. I _suspect_
there will be better conference support for OpenPBX because the
fathers of Asterisk at Digium always tried to firmly couple conference
support to the presence of one of their interface boards
I added a Teamspeak server on my machine. It is accessible at:mpserver03.flightgear.orgwhich is the same as my server since I use the default port (8767). The server is up 24/7. So for those of you who want to communicate a little more easier while flying on the MP server, this server is for you.
Thanks, Julien.
server is up 24/7. So for those of you who want to communicate a little more
easier while flying on the MP server, this server is for you. You can log in
anonymously, just enter your username(callsign) and that should do it.
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