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Registered Member #14
Joined: Sun Nov 22 2009, 02:41AMPosts: 89 |
Guys I keep getting kicked from TS. It doesn't happen all the time but it is quite annoying, especially with this new game and being able to alt tab out... Ant fixes for this issue out there, other than not joining TS? | ||
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Registered Member #8
Joined: Fri Nov 20 2009, 12:13AMPosts: 598 |
Hmm. It seems I recall someone else in the KGB had this problem in the past. There might be an answer in our old forums for this, but without a search feature there, it'd be very hard to find. I'm not sure what's going on with it. It could be a firewall issue or whatnot. But this is what I would try first if it were me: You could switch how Ts works by changing the driver it uses. It's not too complicated. Teamspeak makes this quite easy actually. Open teamspeak, choose Settings > Options. Then make sure you're on the Sound Devices tab. In the top left you'll see "Sound Driver". You can switch from "Wave" to "Direct Sound" or vice versa. When you do this, you'll see a list at the bottom of your teamspeak for both input and output devices. Just make sure you have your input as Microphone and your output to whatever you use. It'll work on primary sound driver or speakers or whatevers over there really. No big. If it still crashes out, then this should be ample proof that it's not a teamspeak problem, but something happening outside the program. Edited Sun Mar 07 2010, 01:56PM |
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