How to Play Music in TeamSpeak
To listen to music and chat at the same time in TeamSpeak, run multiple instances of the program. The first copy of TeamSpeak will be your regular voice connection, and the second copy will stream music from Winamp. This setup requires you to change your Windows system settings and install some extra software. Now when you play music from Winamp, it will stream from the Jukebox for other TeamSpeak users to hear. While time-consuming, this setup is preferable to playing music on your speakers while trying to chat. “C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client\ts3client_win64.exe” -nosingleinstance
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These settings are not saved when you close TeamSpeak, so repeat steps 15 through 20 each time you log in. It is easiest to leave your two IDs logged in when you are away from the keyboard.
Tips for Playing Music in TeamSpeak 3
There are a few extra steps you can take to improve the sound quality:
On the Jukebox, mute your regular chat ID to avoid an echo.Mute the speakers for the Jukebox to prevent the music from playing twice in your headphones.Keep the music volume low and let other users manually turn up the volume on their end.
