I do not know, for me the Server does not also work, but I thought that’s because my self-hosted server had it disabled.
We can currently just wait for TeamSpeak staff to address the issues formally.
I do not know, for me the Server does not also work, but I thought that’s because my self-hosted server had it disabled.
We can currently just wait for TeamSpeak staff to address the issues formally.
The server does not handle screen share at the moment. A server sided SFU is not implemented yet, but we are working on it.
If a screen share session can’t be established it will in most cases be a network or firewall issue. Check out the solution here in this topic. This is the only advice I can give you right now regarding connection issues…
Hello everyone,
I’m having a problem with screen sharing on TeamSpeak and I would really appreciate some help.
Whenever I try to share my screen, anyone who joins my stream (my friends) only sees it loading forever. The same happens to me when I try to join their screen sharing — it just keeps loading infinitely and never starts.
Important details:
We are using P2P mode
We do NOT have server-side screen sharing enabled
We are using the official 10-user plan from the TeamSpeak website
Even if we set the stream quality to the lowest possible setting, the problem continues
It happens with any user, not just one specific person
We already tried lowering quality settings, but it didn’t change anything.
Has anyone experienced this issue before?
Is this a limitation of the P2P setup, a port issue, firewall problem, or something related to the 10-user plan?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
We are all on Windows 11 and using the latest version of TeamSpeak 6.
Hello,
Same here on selhosted beta TS6 server with free license.
Since my friends and I are in Russia, I attribute this behavior to the country’s blocking of the STUN protocol due to the ban on calls to Telegram and WhatsApp. As I read somewhere here on the forum, TS uses its own external STUN server (hosted by TeamSpeak team) to establish P2P connection between two clients behind a NAT.
The screensharing stopped working for us this week or last week.
But if you’re in a free country without network blocking, something else might be going on.