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Pivot P'tesh DEATHFUNK Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.26 14:57:00 - [1] Hi there. Well the title says it, I'm having Problems with Teamspeak when run via wine. The app works fine when it has focus, but doesn't recognize my key input when focused on EVE. I had the same problem with Ventrilo but that could be managed with ventriloctrl. Is there a similar solution for TS? When runing the native Linux TS client, my voice gets terrible distorted and its very hard to understand me, I can hear everything without problems. I start TS with padsp, other solutions didn't produce any sound. If anyone has an idea how to repair this, I would be very happy. Thanks
Karak Terrel	Posted - 2009.08.26 21:36:00 - [2] Maybe it helps if you try to set a lower nice level on the process running the TS client. This way it should become more cycles. "ps ax" to find the pid "renice -20 <pid>" You have to do this as root or with sodo, because a normal user is not alowed to renice his processes lower that to 0 or so.
farfrael Insidious Existence RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.27 16:49:00 - [3] Originally by: Pivot P'tesh Hi there. Well the title says it, I'm having Problems with Teamspeak when run via wine. The app works fine when it has focus, but doesn't recognize my key input when focused on EVE. I had the same problem with Ventrilo but that could be managed with ventriloctrl. Is there a similar solution for TS? to clarify, you mean "when run ALONG WITH" wine instead of "when run VIA wine"? you should not need any external scripts for TS, the TS linux client usually just works if you are using KDE, did you try using the "focus stealing prevention" option? Originally by: Pivot P'tesh When runing the native Linux TS client, my voice gets terrible distorted and its very hard to understand me, I can hear everything without problems. I start TS with padsp, other solutions didn't produce any sound. If anyone has an idea how to repair this, I would be very happy. Thanks check which codec is selected and increase the quality?
Pivot P'tesh DEATHFUNK Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.27 19:39:00 - [4] Originally by: farfrael to clarify, you mean "when run ALONG WITH" wine instead of "when run VIA wine"? you should not need any external scripts for TS, the TS linux client usually just works if you are using KDE, did you try using the "focus stealing prevention" option? No, those were two scenarios, sorry for being unclear. One option was running the windows client with wine. When the application loses focus, the ptt key does not work anymore. This happens with all desktop environments I tried, also with KDE and trying different focus stealing prevention options. I had the same problem with ventrilo after the update to ubuntu 9.04. The second option is running the native teamspeak linux client, where I don't have the focus problem but when speaking everyone can hear my echo becoming more and more sillent. Originally by: Karak Terrel Maybe it helps if you try to set a lower nice level on the process running the TS client. This way it should become more cycles. "ps ax" to find the pid "renice -20 <pid>" You have to do this as root or with sodo, because a normal user is not alowed to renice his processes lower that to 0 or so. I guess that was the problem, it worked then. How can I automate that process? Thanks for the help.
Karak Terrel	Posted - 2009.08.27 21:03:00 - [5] Originally by: Pivot P'tesh I guess that was the problem, it worked then. How can I automate that process? Ok, that's possible, but it is a bit complicated because it needs root rights :-) First you need to write a script to renice TS2 (this should only be writable by root) As root do: $ vim /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh ----------------------8><-------------------------- #!/bin/sh renice -20 $(pidof .wine/drive_c/Programme/TS2/TS2.exe) ----------------------8><-------------------------- Make it executable $ chmod +x /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh Grant sodoer rights on that script to your user. Add the following line with "visudo" youruser ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh Now you can start TS2 like this as a normal user: wine .wine/drive_c/Programme/TS2/TS2.exe & sleep 4 ; sudo /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh I hope that helps Karak
Pivot P'tesh DEATHFUNK Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.27 23:41:00 - [6] Originally by: Karak Terrel Originally by: Pivot P'tesh I guess that was the problem, it worked then. How can I automate that process? Ok, that's possible, but it is a bit complicated because it needs root rights :-) First you need to write a script to renice TS2 (this should only be writable by root) As root do: $ vim /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh ----------------------8><-------------------------- #!/bin/sh renice -20 $(pidof .wine/drive_c/Programme/TS2/TS2.exe) ----------------------8><-------------------------- Make it executable $ chmod +x /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh Grant sodoer rights on that script to your user. Add the following line with "visudo" youruser ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh Now you can start TS2 like this as a normal user: wine .wine/drive_c/Programme/TS2/TS2.exe & sleep 4 ; sudo /usr/local/bin/renice_ts2.sh I hope that helps Karak Thanks again. The Distortions are gone now and I got rid of the echo by disabling mic capture in the options.
farfrael Insidious Existence RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.28 08:16:00 - [7] why you would tinker with nice levels and run the windows version of TS when there is a native linux client which works perfectly makes no sense whatsoever to me but ... if it works for you now .. guess that's the important thing
Karak Terrel	Posted - 2009.08.28 12:37:00 - [8] Originally by: farfrael why you would tinker with nice levels and run the windows version of TS when there is a native linux client which works perfectly TS2 for Linux only supports oss, not alsa and it never realy worked for me to. Using the wine version is a good option to avoid many problems with this software.
farfrael Insidious Existence RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.28 15:09:00 - [9] Originally by: Karak Terrel TS2 for Linux only supports oss, not alsa and it never realy worked for me to the OSS compatibility support in Alsa takes care of that. anyway, glad it works for you, all that matters
Vallek Arkonnis	Posted - 2009.08.29 08:27:00 - [10] Originally by: farfrael Originally by: Karak Terrel TS2 for Linux only supports oss, not alsa and it never realy worked for me to the OSS compatibility support in Alsa takes care of that. anyway, glad it works for you, all that matters Kind of. The problem I ran in to is that I had to run it with the aoss wrapper, and then I found out that the 64-bit library wouldn't work with it. Luckily someone repacked the 32 bit version and made it installable, I was then able to send audio but all audio stuttered a lot. But at least it functioned.
farfrael Insidious Existence RAZOR Alliance	Posted - 2009.08.29 11:36:00 - [11] Originally by: Vallek Arkonnis Kind of. The problem I ran in to is that I had to run it with the aoss wrapper, and then I found out that the 64-bit library wouldn't work with it. Luckily someone repacked the 32 bit version and made it installable, I was then able to send audio but all audio stuttered a lot. But at least it functioned. interesting, using the linux client here with Alsa and it works. never had to explicitly use aoss did you include the oss compatibility modules in the Alsa section when you compiled your kernel?

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