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Authorized TeamSpeak Host Provider (ATHP)
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TeamSpeak (TS) Server Set-up Tutorial
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How to set up a TeamSpeak server?
Setting up a TeamSpeak Server on your computer takes about 4 minutes. Follow the directions below to install the software on your computer, then click on any one of our FREE TeamSpeak Test Servers in order to try it out. We provide this free TeamSpeak host ing in order to demonstrate how blazing fast our servers are.
TeamSpeak is setup in five easy steps;
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Download the software and save it to your desktop
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Install the Software on your computer
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Configure your connection to a TeamSpeak Server
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Setup your Headset/Microphone and Computer Sound Devices
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Test your installation on our Free Private TeamSpeak Test Servers (Click Here)
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Step-by-Step Client Software Set-Up & Test Tutorial
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- Download the TeamSpeak Client Software
- Choose the correct software for your operating system.
- Click one of the links below and save the file to your desktop.
- Install the TeamSpeak Client Software
- Double Click the downloaded file on your desktop and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
- Configure your TeamSpeak Server Connection Settings
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The illustration bellow contains numbers which
coincide with the set-up instruction steps located
below, click the graphic to view a larger sized
image. Using the illustration along with the information contained in your "TeamSpeak Welcome E-Mail", configure
your connection settings to your new Brandywine IT Services TeamSpeak
Server.
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Please Refer to the graphic above, each step number coincides with the illustration number;
- Create a Connection: Start the TeamSpeak Client Application. On the menu bar, click CONNECTION and select CONNECT from the drop-down menu. You should now see a window open, which looks like the illustration above. RIGHT-CLICK
anywhere in the white area of that window, and a pop-up menu (see #1 in graphic) should appear.
left-click ADD SERVER.
- Enter your server name: Left-click inside the
"Label" input box
(right side) and enter the name of your server as
indicated in your "Welcome E-Mail" (or any
name if configuring your own server). After naming your server
in the "Label" input box, the same name should appear in the
left-hand window. (see #2 in graphic).
- Enter the Server Address: Enter your server address and
port number information in the "Server Address" input
box (this information is in your "Welcome E-Mail", see #3
in the graphic). This will be either a DNS name
or an IP address (either will work); i.e.: "TSNY02.brandywineits.com:20000".
Simply enter the server address exactly as it is given
in your "Welcome E-Mail" (copy and paste insures no
mistakes). Make sure you do not have any spaces in,
before, or after, the server address; and please do not
forget the ":" separating
the DNS name (or IP address) and the Port number.
- Enter your Nickname: Enter ANY name in the
"Nickname" input box (see graphic, #4 )
This is the name by which others will identify you. You CAN NOT leave this field blank as attempts to login will fail without a Nickname.
- Click the "Registered" bullet; When the
"Registered" selection is bulleted, the Username
and Password fields will appear below; conversely, if
Anonymous is bulleted, only the Server Password input
box will be displayed. Perform this step ONLY if you the Server Administrator, or you are already registered with the server
to which you are connecting. (NOTE: if you are
connecting Anonymously, leave Anonymous bulleted and
proceed to Step 7, entering the Server Password only).
- Enter your User Name: Type your user name in
the "Login Name" input box. (NOTE: When the "Registered" selection is bulleted in Step #5, the Username/Password fields will appear) Enter your User Name
exactly as it appears in your "Welcome E-Mail", or as you entered it when you registered with the server.
(NOTE: This entry is case sensitive).
- Enter your Password: Enter your password in
the "User Password" input box exactly as it appears in your "Welcome E-Mail", or as you entered it when you registered with the server.
(NOTE: This entry is case sensitive).
- Check the Auto-Reconnect setting: This insures you will automatically re-connect to
your TeamSpeak Server should you temporarily loose your internet connection.
- Setup your Headset/Microphone & Computer Audio Devices
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Once you have everything installed and configured you are ready to begin using TeamSpeak. Very few problems exist with using TeamSpeak, but some configuration changes may be necessary to insure optimal performance. The following items are common issues experienced with sound cards and voice activation.
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Curing Reverberation (echo): If you experience an echo, check the following settings under Control Panel >Sound and Audio Devices;
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On the Audio tab, insure your SOUNDCARD is selected as the Default Devices for Playback and Recording.
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On the Voice tab, click the Advance button. Your specific speaker configuration should be selected. Look through the list and select the speaker configuration that most closely resembles your configuration or the sound hardware in your computer (motherboard audio devices or separate card). If all else fails, try each one until the problem goes away.
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Open TeamSpeak and click Settings > Options. Insure your headset/microphone are selected (high-lighted) in the Device section. Also, in the Sound Drive area of the same tab, you may want to try switching between Direct Sound and Wave, and insure the headset is selected in both cases.
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Setting Voice Activation. Voice activation can be adjusted by making the following changes under Control Panel >Sound and Audio Devices.
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Click the Advanced button on the Volume tab. Click on Options>Properties from the menu bar, and bullet Recording and OK on the properties window. Make sure all the "sliders" are at least at mid-point. Click Options on the menu bar and insure Advanced Controls is checked, if not, then select it. Now click the Advanced button under the microphone slide and insure Microphone Boost is checked (if available). Close all the audio windows.
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Now open TeamSpeak and select Settings>Sound Input/Output Settings from the menu bar. Bullet Voice Activation and move the slider all the way left toward Whisper. You should see your icon turn green in TeamSpeak. Staying quiet, slowly move the slider to the right until the green light goes out. Note the sliders location. Begin speaking in an even voice and continue moving the slider to the right until the green light again goes out. Move the slider slightly right of the mid-point of these two locations, and your all set.
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