Edit September 2017
This App and development was canceled completely
Update Jan 2018
The source code for this project is now available on
https://github.com/TeamSpeak-Systems/ts3_remote
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TS3 Remote for Android
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An application similar to the overlay plugin, which connects to a running
TeamSpeak 3 client on your PC and displays a list of all clients in your
current channel, including who is currently talking, muted, away etc.
This application makes use of the clientquery plugin of the TeamSpeak client.
It does not connect to a TeamSpeak server, instead it connects via WLAN to
your PC, where the TeamSpeak client is running. This makes communication
faster and saves bandwidth, as traffic is only within your personal network.
!!! Requires TeamSpeak client 3.0.0
Requires Android version 2.1 or later (so far tested on 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3)
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Installation
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Install from Android market:
https://market.android.com/details?i...peak.ts3remote
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How to use
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1) Setting up your TeamSpeak client
* In your TeamSpeak client, open the Plugins dialog.
* Ensure the ClientQuery plugin is enabled.
* Open the ClientQuery settings dialog (double-click on the clientquery line
or click the Settings button below)
* Enable "Open telnet port for everyone"
* Close the ClientQuery options dialog and reload the ClientQuery plugin
("Reload" from the ClientQuery contextmenu or just click "Reload all")
The Windows firewall might ask you if you want to allow connections.
Allow them, else your Android phone cannot connect.
2) Setting up the TS3 Remote on Android
* Start TS3 Remote and enter the IP to your PC where the TeamSpeak client
is running.
You can see your IP using the "ipconfig" command in a DOS shell on Windows,
or "ifconfig" in a Linux shell.
For example ipconfig on Windows might tell:
Ethernet-Adapter LAN-Verbindung:
Verbindungsspezifisches DNS-Suffix:
IPv4-Adresse . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.10
Subnetzmaske . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Then you would enter "192.168.1.10" into TS3 Remote on Android.
If the connection fails, either the IP was wrong or most likely the
firewall is blocking the connection. Or WLAN is disabled on your
phone, or the WLAN network cannot reach your PC.
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Mini-FAQ
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Q: Is this the TeamSpeak client promised for Android?
A: Nope, this is an independant application and has nothing to do with the
announced full TeamSpeak 3 client for Android.
Q: Why not just use the Overlay plugin to get the same information on your
PC monitor?
A: Good question. Matter of taste. I see this as an alternative. For my
personal taste I prefer this information on a second monitor, my game
screen is usually cluttered enough. Matter of taste, after all.
Q: It cannot connect to my PC TeamSpeak client!
A: Check your WLAN. Check your firewall. Make sure you entered the correct IP.
Q: Would be cool to be able to switch channels, servers, see all the clients,
subscribe channels and and and...
A: Some features to remote control the TeamSpeak client would be really cool.
We might add that in the future, depends on the available time for this
project (this application is not really on our top-priority list).
Q: What about iPhone...?
A: Not yet. Perhaps in the future. After I got my head into Objective-C and
iPhone/iPad programming.
Q: What about <fill in any mobile operating system>... ?
A: Most likely we will limit this to Android and iPhone for the moment.
Q: What a useless .... !
A: That was no question. Some people might find this useful. Some won't.
That's fine.
Found bugs? Have any suggestions? Please report them here!