My clan can hear me, but I can't hear them...

[Chaptermaster]

Hello.
My clan (and other buddies) have joined my TS server (newest version) and we could all communicate (speak and hear) just fine.
After about 15 minutes, I could no longer hear anybody speaking. When I asked in the game's chat interface, they said they could hear me fine.

When I'm looking at the TS Client window, I can't see the green signal light up when they speak, but mine does when I do. I've tried the codecs, disconnecting and reconnecting, all my audio and mic properties are set fine.

Like I said, it was working fine, then just...stopped...

Any clues here people?

Thanks in advance.

<EDIT #1> I shut down TS and the server, then restarted them both. The story was the same. They could hear me, but I couldn't hear them.</EDIT>

The Chaptermaster

[Chaptermaster]

Well, its been a couple of weeks and no response yet.
This is my official 'bump-and-hope-for-an-answer' post.

I would really like to use this program because of the possibilities it has but, with all teh problems above and the lack of any base-level tutorials or operator's guides, I worried I may have to uninstall and delete it.

Which will force me to keep using Roger Wilco (ugh!) and I don't want to. Team Speak seems so much cooler!

So, in hopes of some help this time around...


*BUMP*


The Chaptermaster

[Peter]

Well,

there is some info missing. Like, what does the logfile tell you ? (any errors or warnings coming up when you cant hear anymore ?). Does all sound or only teamspeak sound die ? It sounds like a broken soundcard driver though, and I would suspect the bla bla buffer overflowed, error in the logs.

[Chaptermaster]

Ok... The Log file...
Well, I don't know where to find that. If you can point me to it, I can post it's contents here.
There were no errors or warnings that came up (none that I saw anyway).
All my other audio woked fine. This wasn't a simple audio issue. My drivers are the latest set for the SB Audigy 2.

Like I said, My clan mates could hear me fine, I couldn't hear them and the green light that indicates which user is transmitting wouldn't light up, no matter which user was transmitting. I also didn't hear the program's voice when a user joined or left the channel or when I left.

I also have no problems running Roger Wilco (which I've been forced to use in the interim) or any other sound-related device/program/files.

Thanks for your response, by the way. At least I got something...

The Chaptermaster

[guldi]

*sigh* where else then in the folder where TS is installed could the log file be

A simple search for *.log and you could have helped yoursefl.

[Two-Gun Kid]

This sounds similar to my problem. I posted here ---->http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/show...threadid=10225
I never got a answer to this.
The problem still is happening put not very often.

[Chaptermaster]

I FOUND THE SOLUTION TO MY PROBLEM.

It seems that my issue stemmed from having Wave sound selected insted of Direct...

I went to SETTINGS>OPTIONS and, top left corner of the Sound Devices tab (first one) I selected 'Direct' instead of 'Wave'. Haven't had the problem since.

[FILO]_Chaptermaster

[tips]

thanks for the reply fella's, i've checked all that out as well, i guess mother is right, about the vid card, but ya know chapterMaster, your right on the money about the sarcastic remarks from these folks that know so much more than us when it comes to comps, but don't have a clue on the subject of treating people with respect. thanks again guys i'll keep searching andd praying the clan switchs back to vent. tips

[Jack Sawaya]

This happened to me last night. Thought I was going to go nuts. The way that i fixed mine is to go into you sound icon under conrtol panel. Goto sounds and test your hardware make sure that it is working properly. Mine fixed its self doing this. It may help.