TeamSpeak On MacOSX
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Suggested Teamspeak Clients for Mac OSX
TeamSpeex doesn't support command channels which are used for Fleet Command. However, if you're a new player, it's currently not possible to register with the Uni Teamspeak server using Teamsquawk. Use the TeamSpeex client if you are not already registered.
TeamSquawk Setup Guide
Download and Installation
- Download the application from this site. e.g. TeamSquawk_0_6_1.tgz
- Double-click the tgz file to decompress. The Teamsquawk application file will appear in the same directory.
- Move this file to your 'Applications' directory before opening it.
Configuration
Please note that if you are not already registered with the Uni Teamspeak server, you must register via the Teamspeex client.
If this message appears, click 'Open'.
On Check for Updates,un-check the "Include anonymous system profile" and then click on "Don't Check".
When TeamSquawk crashes, this message will appear, click on "Discard" always.
Pressing CMD + "," will open the General Setting, put as the same above:
After that, click on OK and then on the main screen choose "Edit Server List..."
On the servers settings, click in + to add an account configuration
Complete the fields. Remember to include 'E-UNI' before your nickname.
Then you server list should be like this
In the Hotkeys click in the + to add the 3 types of Hotkeys
Setup a hotkey for each one
This is an example how your Hotkeys should be
Using Teamsquawk
After that you're ready to go! Click the 'offline' text at the top of the window, and select your account from the list.
The blue indicator shows when you are in command channel
The orange indicator shows when you talk in fleet/channel
The red indicator shows when you are talking in Global command or Channel command
Known Issues
- Client crashes after setting the key shortcut (but the binding is saved)
- Channel / Sub-channels tree messed up
- Bindings for builtin Mac keys are not recognized
- Currently, the Push To Talk functionality only works if you run EvE in windowed mode, which is easily achieved by pressing ⌘enter.
