The TeamTalk 5 accessible client for Windows (also know as TeamTalk 5 Classic) has been updated with more accessibility features.
Here’s a brief overview of the new features:
- Queue system when channel type is “Allow only one user to talk”
- Exclusive voice/media file access in channel type “Allow only one user to talk”
- Sound events for:
- Voice activation feature enabled/disabled
- Voice activation triggered
- Transmit ready/suspended in channel type “Allow only one user to talk”
- Sound events are played fully, i.e. new sound events do not cancel currently played
- Close private text message dialog by pressing escape
- Virtual sound device for no input/output sound device
To make use of the new queuing system in TeamTalk v5.2.2 both the client and server must run version 5.2.2.
The queuing system is active when a channel is created with the “Allow only one user to talk” option (sometimes others may refer to the queuing system as “Exclusive access” or “No interruptions”).
A sound is played when you become the first in the transmission queue and then only you can be heard as well as the media files you’re playing. No other person can talk until you finish talking or has stopped playing media files.
Download
TeamTalk v5.2.2.4886 for Windows
TeamTalk v5.2.2.4886 for Debian 7 – i386
TeamTalk v5.2.2.4886 for Debian 7 – x86_64
Hay, I’ve been experiencing some crashes. I can’t figure what causes it, as it slows down, and then stops and crashes with the TeamTalk not responding dialog.
Hi, can you try this debug version and see if you can recreate the crash?
http://bearware.dk/test/TeamTalkClassic_v5.2.2_Debug.zip
When it crashes it creates a .dmp file. Please send this file to contact@bearware.dk