[TS2.0] - [SB Audigy] [WinXP Pro]

[Napalm696]

works great for me...

only one thing... switch from "direct sound" to "wave" input in the teampspeak client, or TS2 will crash.

[N. Werensteijn]

Or crank down direct sound hardware acceleration 2 notches

[iRiE]

I have been a Gamevoice user for a long time now. I run a server for our clan. We are give teamspeak2 a try mainly because of the ability TeamSpeak2 has to mute annoying members. Gamevoice can not do this as well as many other cool features that TeamSpeak2 lists.

Anyway, i noticed your WinXp/Audigy question and figured i would tell what i know. Gamevoice runs a sound config when you install it. Gamevoice will not detect the Audigy under the Win XP os, which stops the running of the program. You would think that if you have the latest OS and buy a top of the line sound card, you wouldn't have issues such as this. The way you fix this in XP is to open your Direct X Diag program. (can be run from the TOOLS menu in the Win XP System Information App, located in the system tools area. You then go to Direct Sound and turn the acceleration slider bar to ONE NOTCH ABOVE THE LOWEST, and leave this window open. Now you run the Gamevoice sound hardware wizard and set up your soundcard. When finished, you set the slider bar BACK TO FULL ACCELERATION.

I hope this at least sends you in the right direction while trying to get TeamSpeak2 to run.

[iRiE]

DOH!..... when i started this post...... there was only 1 reply. I guess the TeamSpeak Developer said the same thing, just in not so many words.

hehe


At least my info was correct! :D