At present, we want to use the screen sharing function of TS6, but I have not found a server rental company that has this function and cooperates with you
The TS6 server files that are required to utilize screen share are available for self hosting.
This will be coming out for users to self host in the near future, however there are other ways to try it out.
They have are now released and can be downloaded for self hosting:
https://hub.docker.com/r/teamspeaksystems/teamspeak6-server
You can currently use screen share via Peer-to-Peer in Group & Private Chats, and also on our Official Community Servers which you can find on the dashboard in the new client.
Another option is to host a TeamSpeak Community, which is our hosted solution.
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I really like this feature, but the official community currently does not have a subscription service for 100 people. I hope we can discuss whether we can release a customized one
We’re close to launching the next Community tier. It will offer 60 slots + 4 bonus slots. It is currently being tested and when ready it will be available.
Do you currently host / rent a a TeamSpeak server?
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I am currently using a 100 person hosting server that I am collaborating with you on, and I am looking forward to the new server being available for use
Same, I’m planning to reopen a TS server like in the old days to escape Discord’s monopoly (and prices of Nitro, boost servers you don’t own and data your being sold to data brokers, unfare). I hope to see modding features like TS3 so I can retire with honor the client as well (like Arma, DCS… local voice plug-ins).
Like mentioned about you’ll need a TS6 Server in order to use screen sharing on the server.
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Streaming works only with Client V6 & Server V6 ?
You can stream to any TeamSpeak 5/6 client. It should be backwards compatible to the very first version that we added P2P streaming. Server-side streaming (SFU) is currently in development and will be released alongside future client updates. However, I can already spoiler, that the client itself can already stream to servers, but the SFU-server is still in active development and not yet released (meaning that if it does, the current client can directly use it).
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Thanks, but i need server V6 ? Client V6 can connect to Server V3 i don’t find function.
Yes, u need to be on Teamspeak 6 server. Teamspeak 3 just wont offer you that funcionality
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Either by using a TS6 server (to exchange connection details between the 2 clients) or by using the chat system. In private chats as well as in group chats (if you have permissions), you can stream to your friend or to a group of friends.
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