How to join/talk on Multiple Teamspeak-servers at the same time ( no tabs! )

[Jelle Mees]

1.
Go to C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client and duplicate the client.exe ( in my case "ts3client_win64" ).
Name the .exe-file whatever you want, it doesn't mather.

2.
Open Notepad and copy/paste the following code:

@echo off
rem Teamspeak 3 - 1
cd C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client
start ts3client_win64.exe
rem Teamspeak 3 - 2
cd C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client
start ts3client_win64 - kopie.exe
exit

Save the file as Teamspeak3.bat to your desktop.
In some cases ( 32 bit windows or other install-directory ) you have to edit the code a little bit.
I think it's pretty obvious what has to be changed...

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Voila, now you can launch Teamspeak 3 two times and join and talk on 2 different servers.

I came up with it because I play Trackmania with one clan and Battlefield Bad Company 2 with another clan, and this way I can let the one clan know that I'm playing with the other clan when they join teamspeak. It's recommended to use Text-To-Speec notifications so that teamspeak lets you know on wich server people leave and join

[Yurlyn]

That's actually quite handy I can use this for the game tournament I'm working on.
Thanks dude

[poisonpanik]

or you could just append the shortcut with -nosingleinstance


http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=faq&c...lient_multiple

[Jelle Mees]

or you could just append the shortcut with -nosingleinstance


http://www.teamspeak.com/?page=faq&c...lient_multiple

Yeah, but still requires two dubbleclicks

[florian_fr40]

Or you can create 3 capture profiles (for 3 servers for example) and you can use and talk on 3 server tab.

[Lomeront]

Here is a bat I created you will need to change the name of the exe in the bat file to the name of the real exe on your system. then create a shortcut to the desktop

@echo off
set /a NUM =0
set NUM=
set /P NUM=How many TS Clients: %=%

:LoadLoop

if %NUM% LEQ  0 goto End
::Replace ts3client_win64.exe with the correct name
start ts3client_win64.exe  
set /a NUM = %NUM% - 1
goto LoadLoop

:End

This will allow as many ts you wont up at the same time
you will need to close all of them if you wont more then you have


Edit: had a bug if a value is less then 0