Sarrox
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I don’t know if something like this has already been posted here…
It would be nice if server or channel banners could be uploaded directly to the TeamSpeak server instead of a link from an external site.
This could be done by right clicking on an image uploaded to a channel and setting it as the banner for the server, channel or channel avatar.
Or you can implement this in a similar way to the server icons.
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That’s already possible.
Copy the link to the picture and change the URL to this (replace path IP etc)
ts3image://ip?port=9987&channel=19&path=/&filename=example%20image.png
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Sarrox
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I would never have thought of that.
Then this would be a suggestion for improvement as described above 
How to use what? Can you please be more specific about your question?
PS I already answered how to use uploaded image files as a banner.
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I’m still not quite sure how to use an uploaded image as a banner, as I use
ts3image://[myServerIp]?port=9987&channel=1&path=[thePhotoPathInServer]&filename=0.png
It doesn’t show the picture when TeamSpeak5 Cilent. I think I’m doing something wrong, so I’d like to request a babysitting process to help me.
Just make this link as shown in following example…
ts3file://example.com?port=9987&serverUID=xwBgkKOmijLSIK7o4ULBbGx4c0o=&channel=1&path=/&filename=222168253108.jpg&isDir=0&size=91319&fileDateTime=1716445847
… to this but use your own server address here. And then place it as server or channel banner in the Image URL field(s).
ts3image://example.com?port=9987&channel=1&path=/&filename=222168253108.jpg
- Open the file browser of any channel where your image was uploaded to
- Copy the URL to the image from file browser with a right click on it
- Paste it into Image URL field of Channel or Server edit dialog.
- Replace
ts3file
with ts3image
- Remove
serverUID=xwBgkKOmijLSIK7o4ULBbGx4c0o=&
- Remove everything behind the filename (
isDir=
, size=
, fileDateTime=
)
- Save
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Uff, how should someone know that. But cool that it exists. I think it needs more explantion in the client tho. Or a a simple “upload image” button 