In TS client settings I select audio output to headphones, though in Windows itself default output device option is set to speakers.
TS correctly uses headphones in audio calls, but when I start watching a TS video stream during a call in the same channel (direct p2p stream from my friend if it matters), the video stream’s sound is played on speakers.
It seems TSC in this setup ignores selected output audio device option in client settings for a video stream’s sound. So if I am in an audio call and watching a stream at the same time, I have to turn off my speakers just for TS to be able to correctly direct stream’s audio in my headphones. It is a bit annoying.
I have 6.0.0-beta3 and my friend has 6.0.0-beta2. He starts a screen share of a game and I’m watching it. My client fails to play audio of the game, though client statistics show that audio packets are received.
Reading logs at AppData\Local\TeamSpeak\Logs\Default I see the following as audio related:
[2025-10-15 22:09:38.159] [info] Initialized with 2 channels in 32bit, 48kHz. - Realtek HD Audio 2nd output (Realtek(R) Audio)
[2025-10-15 22:09:38.160] [info] set device for AudioBridge.
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[2025-10-15 22:09:44.956] [info] Initialized with 2 channels in 32bit, 48kHz. - Realtek Digital Output (Realtek(R) Audio)
[2025-10-15 22:09:44.957] [warning] Unsupported audio format: bits_per_sample=16, sample_rate=48000, number_of_channels=1
[2025-10-15 22:16:11.446] [warning] Playback_Media_Data::push_audio: overflowing ringbuffer by960 samples.
[2025-10-15 22:23:50.276] [warning] Playback_Media_Data::push_audio: overflowing ringbuffer by960 samples.
[2025-10-15 22:25:03.087] [warning] Playback_Media_Data::push_audio: overflowing ringbuffer by960 samples.
Please retest again once we have a fix for the starting issue. We’ve made several changes in between both versions and a incompatibility may well be possible.
Some of my friends can hear my stream while others can not. We are all on the same version number and using Windows 11. It seems as if when selecting the output device it gets stuck to a random one on your machine that may not even have audio playback enabled, I tried to switch the output to my speakers and heard my friends chatting through them but my headphones were still playing the stream audio.
Currently the Stream audio is routed to the default communication device. Please check in your windows settings that the correct ones is also set as a default communication device.
This issue reoccurred due to our changes regarding hardware acceleration, we are working on a fix and it should be resolved with the next update.
It turned out the problem was my PC having more than one audio output. When I disabled all of them except one via windows settings I started to hear the stream from beta2 in my beta3.2.
Also we tried beta 3.2 on friend’s PC, but it has negative effects on game (breaks alt+tab, sometimes desync video and audio, sometimes video quality drops), so he’ll have to stick to beta2.
I was able to fix this by disabling my other potential audio devices in Windows. On Windows 11 you can search: Settings > System > Sound > More Sound Settings > Disable all other audio devices in Playback. YMMV.
Everything else works fine. I can hear and speak in channels and sounds works fine. I can start streaming, sharing screen and others can watch and hear sound. But when i join their stream, there is no audio. Right clicked and checked connection info, no audio data is getting received etc. Checked both audio settings in teamspeak and sound settings in windows 11 and everything seems in order. Thanks in advance.
A friend of mine had the same problem and it turned out the sound was connected to his controller somehow. Likely it’s not the reason but try turning your controller off if you have one and restart the stream or TeamSpeak.
