Installation Guide: Setup custom soundpack

TeamSpeak Client Extensions
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Since I’d been asked by @Jeeke and some other people- here is a how-to guide on using custom soundpacks in TS Client.

You can use any soundpack of your choice, or even own *.wav if you rename them for your purposes. Im going for an existing TS3 soundpack here:

To understand the why and where, you should know the structure of an .TS3_soundpack file.
It contains a ~**. ini (which is irrelevant for our use) and~ a folder sounds with a subfolder where the sound files are (**.wav*). For example *.ts3_soundpack>folder1/folder2/*.wav

  1. Download The Soundpack of your choice

  2. Visit the download folder and extract folder2 of the soundpack with an Archive-Program of your choice to C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak\html\client_ui\sound

  3. Open C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak\html\client_ui\sound and make a backup of the folder default, so you can undo your changes later on. Just leave this copy in the folder C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak\html\client_ui\sound as well.

  4. Enter sounds/folder2, select and copy your desired *.wav and insert/ overwrite it into /sounds/default

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We do not recommend to do this.

The program folder will be overwritten at some point (after updates etc.) and then all changes are reverted back to it’s default files.

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Fair enough. I’m just saying it’s possible and worked the last 3 updates trough. Any changes can be reverted by the User itself at any point, as long he provided a backup in the process.
The same goes to the application aswell.
My sounds folder contains following folders f. e.:

default
defaultbackup
customsoundpack

TeamSpeak reads default alone, not the other folders. Those are meant here for backup only.

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It’s quite sad that TeamSpeak 5 has lost support for SoundPacks and other extensions.

One thing I miss most in TS5 is the sound pack feature… :confused:

Great workaround though!

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