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wahltho
07-10-2003, 09:46
Hi,

I wonder if the developer(s) could briefly publish the information how external programs can tell Teamspeak that the user has pressed the Transmit key.

The reason for my question is related to the plans of IVAO to switch from Roger Wilco to Teamspeak.

The driver software for flight simulation hardware from Precision Flight Controls (PFC) currently provides seamless integration with Roger Wilco. The user can assign one of the Buttons of a PFC-Yoke with the Push-to-Talk-button for Roger Wilco. The PFC driver software then directly communicates with Roger Wilco in case that the PTT-button has been pressed.

So users do not have to mess around with actual key assignments in Roger Wilco.

Pete Dowson, who is the author of the PFC driver software seems to be willing to integrate the same kind of support for Teamspeak into his software.

To be able to do so he obviously requires the necessary SDK information, how an external program can tell the Teamspeak client that the PTT-button is currently being pressed.

Paul can be best reached via his support forum at

http://www.forums.simflight.com/dowson

JamieFox
21-11-2003, 14:57
I am too presently writing a program using the TeamSpeak SDK, and it would be extremely useful to me also to be able to remotely activate and deactive TeamSpeak transmissions. (Ie, to remotely control the push-to-talk (PTT) in TeamSpeak.)

The flight simulation community is gradually increasing its use of TeamSpeak, mostly to simulate a radio-style system as used by real aircraft and air traffic controllers.

Is there an (undocumented) SDK function in TSRemote.dll that can control this? If not, is it possible to control the function by posting windows messages to the TS window or by some other Windows-based method?