PE_Sraka
25-11-2003, 22:11
Hi everybody,
TeamSpeak is a great program but I miss one tiny thing.
Say the frequency(channel) is occupied by a lot of people and one starts to transmit a message and another one just talks "over" him. Would it be possible to cerate a special flag as explained below:
1. person1 starts the transmit
2. person2 hears the transmit and
wants to talk "over" that, but when he presses the transmit button, he will hear "BEEP" telling him that another guy is transmitting at the same time and his transmit would not go trough.
This would work just like the real radio frequency used in airplanes. Only ONE is allowed to transmit at the same time.
Since some people like to have multiple person talking at the same time ability, I suggest to create a special channel flag to toggle that feature. The "BEEP" has to be implemented on the client side to not "waste" the bandwith.
This would apply only for local channel and not if one is transmitting into a sub-channel or all in channel family or directly to a person.
Thanks,
Keep up the good work!
TeamSpeak is a great program but I miss one tiny thing.
Say the frequency(channel) is occupied by a lot of people and one starts to transmit a message and another one just talks "over" him. Would it be possible to cerate a special flag as explained below:
1. person1 starts the transmit
2. person2 hears the transmit and
wants to talk "over" that, but when he presses the transmit button, he will hear "BEEP" telling him that another guy is transmitting at the same time and his transmit would not go trough.
This would work just like the real radio frequency used in airplanes. Only ONE is allowed to transmit at the same time.
Since some people like to have multiple person talking at the same time ability, I suggest to create a special channel flag to toggle that feature. The "BEEP" has to be implemented on the client side to not "waste" the bandwith.
This would apply only for local channel and not if one is transmitting into a sub-channel or all in channel family or directly to a person.
Thanks,
Keep up the good work!