where is the SDK?

[papaschtroumpf]

where is the SDK? I found several references to it but I don;t know where to get it.
I want to implement a push-to-mute key. Is this even possible using the SDK? any pointes wuld be appreciated.
Thanks

[NovaDude]

Does this help:
http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/showthread.php?&threadid=12230

I hope so.

[papaschtroumpf]

I found what appears to be the SDK in the install directory of the client. Not much documentation though :(

[pbarrette]

Hi papaschtroumpf,

The SDK is in the install dir of the client as you have noticed.

The SDK is better known as "TSRemote.DLL" and as you have noted, the documentation for it (like most Teamspeak documentation) truly blows. Unless, of course, you're doing all your work in Pascal or Delphi.

Luckily for you, a lot of people have done a lot of work with the SDK, so if you let us know which language you will be using to access the SDK, it's likely that someone has done it before and can give you some example implementation code.

If you have a nice, long look inside the DLL using "Depends.exe" or something similar, you will notice that there's even a "tsrGetSpeakers" function that is completely undocumented. Even though the functionality is in the example "TSControl" program, the source code doesn't say a thing about it.

Also, if you plan on starting to use the SDK, don't forget that there's a buick-sized memory leak in it, so don't go relying on the SDK for anything that you expect to be running for long periods of time or that make frequent, repeated calls to the SDK.

pb