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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Fozzer » Thu Feb 23, 2006 7:36 am

Paul.. your on 56k ? That should not be the problem with our low-bandwith channel  ;)
But if you further want to enhance your multitasking abilities
.. may the chat window be with you  ;D ;D


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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Fozzer » Sat Feb 25, 2006 7:00 am

I've just tried setting up Teamspeak this morning with my Mike/Headphone set....
..bleedin' Norah...!
A free headache... :o...!
What with ATC bending my ear, my own call outs, and the constant engine/wind noise in my headset, I finally had to take the headset off, and re-plug my Creative speakers back in again (With it's volume control).... ;)...!
Hells-Bells, what a racket...!!!
At least with a proper noise cancelling headset on, in a REAL aircraft, all the background noise is cancelled, and its quiet until I actually make a call-out.

I'm now going to try just using my mike for call-outs, and my Creative speakers (with volume control) to relay all the ATC and cockpit sounds...  ;)...!

An alternative would be to simulate a noise-cancelling headset by reducing all the sounds (in FS 2004 Options>Settings>Sound) except the ATC/Teamspeak calls to and fro... ?

Until I have more luck in reducing my consumption of headache pills, I think I will continue using the lovely-old Chat Window...;)... ;D...!
...sorry Lads...;)...!

Cheers all...!

Paul...I love peace and quiet... 8)...!
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Tweek » Sat Feb 25, 2006 7:32 am

I've just tried setting up Teamspeak this morning with my Mike/Headphone set....
..bleedin' Norah...!
A free headache... :o...!
What with ATC bending my ear, my own call outs, and the constant engine/wind noise in my headset, I finally had to take the headset off, and re-plug my Creative speakers back in again (With it's volume control).... ;)...!
Hells-Bells, what a racket...!!!
At least with a proper noise cancelling headset on, in a REAL aircraft, all the background noise is cancelled, and its quiet until I actually make a call-out.

I'm now going to try just using my mike for call-outs, and my Creative speakers (with volume control) to relay all the ATC and cockpit sounds...  ;)...!

An alternative would be to simulate a noise-cancelling headset by reducing all the sounds (in FS 2004 Options>Settings>Sound) except the ATC/Teamspeak calls to and fro... ?

Until I have more luck in reducing my consumption of headache pills, I think I will continue using the lovely-old Chat Window...;)... ;D...!
...sorry Lads...;)...!

Cheers all...!

Paul...I love peace and quiet... 8)...!


Are you sure the volume isn't turned right up in Accessories > Entertainment > Volume Control? :) Could be why it's so loud!
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Fozzer » Sat Feb 25, 2006 8:03 am


Are you sure the volume isn't turned right up in Accessories > Entertainment > Volume Control? :) Could be why it's so loud!


Tweek...!
If I was to transfer over to Teamspeak I would miss our fun, type-in, messages in the Chat Window... :'(...!
...and you would have to put up with my Cockney-London voice instead... :-[...!
...(and if you came from Texas then that would be my worst nightmare)....trust me...!
LOL...!

Cheers Tweek...;D...!

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Tweek » Sat Feb 25, 2006 8:22 am


Tweek...!
If I was to transfer over to Teamspeak I would miss our fun, type-in, messages in the Chat Window... :'(...!
...and you would have to put up with my Cockney-London voice instead... :-[...!
...(and if you came from Texas then that would be my worst nightmare)....trust me...!
LOL...!

Cheers Tweek...;D...!

Paul...8)...!


Fair enough! I've not actually used our Teamspeak server yet, anyway, so I'm not too bothered!
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Saitek » Sat Feb 25, 2006 4:21 pm

The huge problem with teamspeak is that there is a delay of about 2 seconds between speaking and for other people in hearing. If lots of folk are using the same room it can be chaotic if they all want to talk.
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Katahu » Sat Feb 25, 2006 7:56 pm

The huge problem with teamspeak is that there is a delay of about 2 seconds between speaking and for other people in hearing. If lots of folk are using the same room it can be chaotic if they all want to talk.


Especially if most users are on Dial up and are using speakers instead of headsets [which results in feedback].
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby -sam- » Mon Feb 27, 2006 2:14 pm

I've just tried setting up Teamspeak this morning with my Mike/Headphone set....
..bleedin' Norah...!
A free headache... :o...!
What with ATC bending my ear, my own call outs, and the constant engine/wind noise in my headset, I finally had to take the headset off, and re-plug my Creative speakers back in again (With it's volume control).... ;)...!
Hells-Bells, what a racket...!!!


Mr. Fosley :) We will exclusively grant you the right
to use your PC Speakers on our TS Server. But please don
NFo/Simviation Multiplayer Server.

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Fozzer » Mon Feb 27, 2006 3:07 pm



....a little discipline from everyone or it ends in an acoustic
porridge ;)

cheers,

sam


So many choices...::)...!
Dicipline...?
Headsets...?
Speakers...?
Porridge oats...?

I'm going for this...>>>

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...much healthier...;)...!

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Tweek » Mon Feb 27, 2006 4:56 pm

I'm going for this...>>>

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I see a 'Nutrition for Women' in there, Paul! Is there something you're not telling us? ;D
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby -sam- » Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:10 am

I surrender  8)
NFo/Simviation Multiplayer Server.

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Chief95 » Fri Jul 18, 2008 11:59 am

Sam,
I tried to get on your TS ands its telling me  bad login?

What to do?

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Jason21516 » Sun Feb 15, 2009 9:57 pm

I found it, my screen name is Jason21516
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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby Fozzer » Mon Feb 16, 2009 7:52 am

I found it, my screen name is Jason21516


Three Cheers for Jason!... [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]..!

He has just dragged up one of the oldest Threads in the history of Simviation... :o...!

How do they find these things?.. :o...!

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Re: Permanent Teamspeak Server online

Postby specter177 » Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:50 pm

I still can't seem to connect. I've opened port 8767, connected using ts.netfrag.org, and 85.10.201.84. But, they both say failed to connect to server. :'(
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