I've tried to make stuff work but the only one that did was WWII Radio and that was years ago. Is there anything around these days that works?
I've tried to make stuff work but the only one that did was WWII Radio and that was years ago. Is there anything around these days that works?
"It's not pretty. It's not "your girlfriend". It's not comfortable.....but it is extremely cool"
Does this still work?
Radiofx
https://www.myteamspeak.com/addons/f...1-19c2fab29def
"If you want to fly, give up everything that weighs you down"......
No. Have that one too. Doesn't work sadly. I don't think there is one that works right now.
"It's not pretty. It's not "your girlfriend". It's not comfortable.....but it is extremely cool"
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Oh, sorry Rich.Originally Posted by IIJG27Rich
Haven't flown online for ages and so not used TS. Didn't realise it's not working.
Too bad as it adds so much to the immersion.
"If you want to fly, give up everything that weighs you down"......
It does..really miss it
"It's not pretty. It's not "your girlfriend". It's not comfortable.....but it is extremely cool"
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Oh wait a sec found one that actually worked with the new teamspeakIt does..really miss it
https://www.myteamspeak.com/addons/f...1-19c2fab29def
Phil Style has a nice video on what settings he likes to use witch may be helpful to some. Cross Talk..same deal I'm pretty sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC-l9SMrdjw
Last edited by IIJG27Rich; Nov-16-2019 at 16:58.
"It's not pretty. It's not "your girlfriend". It's not comfortable.....but it is extremely cool"
Radio FX TeamSpeak plugin permits manipulation of all sent and received sounds. I personally like a frequency range of 850-5000 Hz for both incoming and outgoing speech to simulate an aircraft radio. It works just fine on my system with the latest TeamSpeak3. (vs. 3.5.0)
I wish Discord had an equivalent accessory for incoming calls.
Freeware download here:
https://github.com/thorwe/teamspeak-plugin-radiofx
Last edited by Baffin; Dec-16-2019 at 15:33.
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I remember when the WW2 plugin was being used by a lot of folk on TS.
The only problem was that when there were quite a few on the channel many of us couldn't understand what was being said by those using it.
It seemed to die a natural death.
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