View Full Version : Fedora Core 2 Team Speak not common problem
{ISV-K}Kang
09-06-2004, 03:47
Well I finally got Team Speak working and I've been trying to play it with UT2004.My problem is when I play UT2004 and transmit Team Speak transmits everything I hear in the game to every one on my clans ts server.The mic isnt picking up my speakers or my head set.It seems like its tranmitting the game sounds from the game it self.I'm completly lost as to what and what could be causing this.I'm also a total linux noob.
My system
Fedora Core 2
Kernel 2.6.5-1 8 Stacks
XP2400
Epox 8RDA3+ mobo
geforce 5900xt
Turtle Beach Santa cruz
Smoke666
19-06-2004, 22:13
how did u get it working? i can't get it installed? im a n00b at linux so if u could gimme a step by step process of wot u did i would b greatful thx u :D
Thetargos
19-07-2004, 06:39
how did u get it working? i can't get it installed? im a n00b at linux so if u could gimme a step by step process of wot u did i would b greatful thx u :D
Errr... just extract the file (use file-roller) or just in a console:
tar jxf ts2_client_rc2_2032.tar.bz2
cd ts2_client_rc2_2032
./setup.sh
Follow the prompts (I'd suggest you to install it into your /home directory to avoid problems, especially if you are a n00b). In the event you get a message stating that you do not have sufficient permissons to execute the file, substitute ./setup.sh for sh setup.sh.
I'd also suggest you to make a "symlink" to the executable in a convenient location, like your home dir's bin direcotry (if it does not exists, create it), like so: Suppose you installed the client to ~/Programs/TeamSpeak2RC2 (at your ~/):
ls bin
(if ls: bin: "No such file or directory" is returned, create the directory)
mkdir bin
cd bin
ln -s ~/Programs/TeamSpeak2RC2/TeamSpeak teamspeak
With that command you can call the client either from the command line as just one command (teamspeak) or you can make a launcher in KDE or GNOME with just that command;)
PS: Remember that whenever you use ~/ in a console (and in the file manager) it gets translated to /home/<user>/
Thetargos
19-07-2004, 06:53
Well I finally got Team Speak working and I've been trying to play it with UT2004.My problem is when I play UT2004 and transmit Team Speak transmits everything I hear in the game to every one on my clans ts server.The mic isnt picking up my speakers or my head set.It seems like its tranmitting the game sounds from the game it self.I'm completly lost as to what and what could be causing this.I'm also a total linux noob.
My system
Fedora Core 2
Kernel 2.6.5-1 8 Stacks
XP2400
Epox 8RDA3+ mobo
geforce 5900xt
Turtle Beach Santa cruz
Hey! My GF has this same problem with TS in general (not only a particular game or application), using FC1. What's your sound card? (you are running ALSA, since it's the sound system in FC2, and so is she). My guess: There's one setting that's telling ALSA to pick up speaker output as input signal (hence your team mates hear "what you hear", especially if you have your mic set to activate by voice), I haven't been able to locate a setting in ALSA to correct this problem, though since you use FC2, you can use the alsamixer integrated with the mixer program, and make sure you only have your mic as the capturing device for the OSS part of your sound system!! The mixer should be split in two, one for ALSA and one for OSS, however if ALSA has anything set to record, that may explain why you get your sound signal driven to TS's input. Other than that, I do not know... BTW my GF has a SoundBlaster Live! card, same as me (I'm on FC2).
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