Thanks. I tried your suggestion and after first receiving the same error, I used Command+click+open on the icon that popped up in my app bar at the bottom of the screen. I then tried inputing the server IP address using Connections, but the app shuts down when I click connect. Am I doing something incorrect, is that normal? When I click on the app icon again, there’s still no server.
You need to use this version: http://files.teamspeak-services.com/pre_releases/client/3.5.7-beta.1/TeamSpeak3-Client-macosx-3.5.7.dmg
Thanks fior the linkj to the Beta. That worked! Plus the Command click open to let it run.
I upgraded to the latest MAC OS 12.3 and the client starts then crashes. An error window from the OS pops up and says “TeamSpeak 3 Client.app” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software. My version of TS is 3.5.7 (3/5/21 08:30:01) QT Ver. 5.12.3
Here is a a workaround:
Hold the CMD key and then Click on the App and select Open. This adds the app as secure and won’t ask you next time.
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That works. Thank you.
Hey,
This is still an active issue on macOS 12.6 with the latest TeamSpeak 3 and 5 beta client.
This issue has been reported in September 2020, so it’s already two years old. Will there be a fix in the near future?
It wont let me download this and im having an issue where no matter what I do I cant even download the software from the site anymore.
You can get the new Beta Version 3.6.0 of the TeamSpeak 3 Client. There is a fix with the macOS Problem.
To enable the Beta channel, simply go to Tools → Options → Application and select “Beta” from the update channel dropdown. And now you can search for the Update
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