

TeamSpeak
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Embrace lag-free, secure voice chats with TeamSpeak, offering cross-platform compatibility and low CPU usage. Enjoy advanced audio controls, push-to-talk, in-game overlay, and security-focused privacy features, tailored for gamers seeking seamless communication.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Flathub
- Cloudron
Features
Highlights All activities
TeamSpeak News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about TeamSpeak
- Paul published news article about TeamSpeak
- Mauricio B. Holguin published news article about TeamSpeak
Recent activities
- Usnyn liked TeamSpeak
Discord alternative
WIP
in progress: Roomy https://a.weird.one/ (using AtProto)
alpha: Sharkord https://sharkord.com/
ActivityPub protocol?
MLS layer?
Programas Essenciais
Kaspersky
Entertainment
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Comments and Reviews
TeamSpeak is a good voice chat program. It's good for gaming.
Every time I see Teamspeak is still in "business" I am astounded; this is a company that:
Gives attitude when asked to support modern hardware/software Charges some of the highest fees around for their broken, unusable android "app" Offers an absolute trash installation and setup experience full of bugs Refuses to innovate or develop the system whatsoever in 10+ years
Honestly F these guys, this is trash and it's only used at all by people who don't want to change, even for the better.
Teamspeak is/had been the best voice application any mammal can use in this world. Zero theft from users, thus you must pay for a licence etc. It is a great many years, I still cannot find a replacement for Teamspeak. The world has gone mad in this time, all flock to products that steal every thing from you.
Absolute nonsense. Imagine confusing self-hosting support with a good client. If you want to self-host there are FAR better VOIP applications - Stoat, Matrix and more absolutely obliterate Teamspeak and have free applications unlike Teamspeak.
self-hostable and actually private, I know where my data is going and they have been around for over 20 years so that means something.
From what I've read, it's more private and more secure than Discord, so hey! We got a positive going on!
But a few concerns I may know of (I have not yet tried it):
Maybe it's the user-friendliness of Discord that's hitting me, because I otherwise don't have a 100% clear understanding of TeamSpeak.
Call quality and easy to use. All that is needed for programs of this type. Teamspeak is good in this regard