Which do you prefer and why? Which games do you use it for?
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Which do you prefer and why? Which games do you use it for?
Ventrillo is alot better accross the whole board for talking, there just more options, and it's easier to use.
I prefer vent but use both - some servers have an associated teamspeak server, others have vent.
Teamspeak definitely.
I'd rather use vent but have both.
Gotta go with vent.
Vent def. free servers and all that jazz, easyer to set up, love it for its simplicity,
On the flip side i love the ammount of controll you get with TS.
even threw the complexitys
Teamspeak, I dont want to have to set up profiles with names for each server I wish to go into, teamspeak I just change 1 text box, in Vent I gotta do tons of things =\
I never really use either, because I either have no need to talk to other players or the game has in-game voice. Of course, when tournaments come, I have to connect via teamspeak/vent, and I must say that vent is pretty good. Like Limited said, you have to do a lot of shit if you use it for multiple servers, so I suppose vent is good if you stay on the same servers most of the time. Otherwise, teamspeak is much less of a bitch to get working.
Ventrilo, by far.
Teamspeak all the way. This "simplicity" of Ventrilo seems to have people confused. Teamspeak you just type in the IP, the password and a nickname, that's it.
Vent. I find it has better sound quality, a nicer UI and generally I find it preferable to TS in every way.
No you don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited
press the arrow next to the server box, press new, put in the server details and press OK. :eyesroll:
teamspeak, simply because the server has no limits and i notice no difference in sound quality. (not to mention the nice web based admin panel)
vent has a 8 client limit for its server, which is useless.
Everytime I used teamspeak it was laggy and had shitty quality, so I guess vent.
picked teamspeak because I never used ventrilo
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by StankBacon
TeamSpeak, it's 10x easier to use.
I personally used to use TeamSpeak all of the time, until it kept getting hacked. Vent is slightly more prone to getting hacked by random people who downloaded the tool, because it's a bit more complicated to use. I wouldn't mind the fact that you can only set up 8 clients, since the vent itself would be less likely to get stolen. So vent is my choice.
I prefer Vent, TS is horrible. Bad quality, and when a bunch of people talk at once it is fucking useless. At least Vent you can understand a bunch of people talking at once, TS is just a mind fuck. And Limited, you can set a name and have like a million servers under that profile, and you can easily clone it to change your name, that's not a million things, that's like two...
Whats the 8 client thing?
People talking about issues with quality don't have a clue what mic boost is I'm guessing. I've been using TS for the past year about twice a week and have never had any problems with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by FluffyDucky™
First of all, there should never be "a bunch" of people talking all at one time. If you're in a channel listening, you should listen to one person speak at a time, otherwise, some people will only pick up on something one person said, while other people will only pick up what another person said. It's too inconsistent.Quote:
Originally Posted by FluffyDucky™
TS has good quality if you know how to select a good codec. The default one is fine, anyways.
lol @ the guys saying ts quality is bad.
l2codec
Ventrilo would only allow 8 people to be connected to the server at once. So if you had a 16 person server only half of those people could join the chat.
Teamspeak because that was the first one I used, and I'm familiar with it.
What are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGhost
As in only 8 people could transmit/receive at the same time?
<___<
Also, you could look into mumble. My bro seems to think that's a good alternative.
Yes, as in only 8 slots in the server, so only 8 people can be in the same server at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
Because of this I'm looking at Teamspeak more. I've used it before and I haven't had problems with it - if you're talking about quality then you need to fix your codecs, the quality is fine, that's not what I'm asking about.
I'm pretty sure I've seen more than 8 people in a vent server at a time...
Those servers are most likely licensed...
how used to realistically expect this to be?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGhost
8 people would be fine for everything but special occasions and game nights.
I've been hosting a TS server for over a year now...
IP:
96.51.92.101:8767
You can register yourself with the server, once you do you can create your own channels (they disappear once you leave and are empty though). If you want to test the quality of TeamSpeak, enter the "Crysis", "Supreme Commander", or "Instant Action" channels because the other channels are using reduced quality codecs. The channels I listed are using the highest quality codec available to TeamSpeak to my knowledge (Speex 25.9), so use those.
My server is also running TS2PerlMod (see the message you get when you join).
I would prefer TeamSpeak, but Ventrilo is good to. TeamSpeak is more friendly user though.
Some are saying the voice quality on TeamSpeak is not so great. I disagree, not only does the quality depend on what the user's settings on TeamSpeak are set to, but what codec is set for that channel.
It's really a matter of personal preference.
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Well then, again, my original point stands. I don't believe there's going to be any appreciable difference between the two; it will boil down to personal preference. In today's world of 2+ GHz computers and 1Mbps + broadband connections... you probably aren't going to notice a performance difference between the two.
Vent is kinda more simple for me.And for some reason TS causes me more lag then vent....i have no idea why that happens.
And my mic seems to love vent since it causes big background noise on TS.
I prefer Ventrillo because TeamSpeak doesnt work on my PC for some reason. Why dont I just die, nothing works. Not even.. well...
I'm sensing some emoness/Kurt Cobain-ness. :downs:Quote:
Originally Posted by RobertGraham
Teamspeaks GUI is nicer and a lot easier to use, also voice activation actually works correctly. I really dislike ventrilo because the voice activation system doesn't work all that great for me and push to talk is horrifying.
I'd prefer Skype over both, but teamspeak is my runner-up.
Tough results there...
Well ventrilo never worked,so i have to say teamspeak , because it works:P
Teamspeak for me. I hate ventrillo. It's like the AC. D:
Wow... This has been neck and neck for months now...
I don't think you can look at this from a technical perspective. People prefer one over the other simply because someone finds one program to be more lag free or more user friendly then the other one.
Lock the thread and get a server. :|
There already is one.
TeamSpeak: 75.125.176.202
[00:23:49] Connecting to 75.125.176.202
[00:23:52] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe teamspeak is not running on it
It's broken man.
http://www.modacity.net/forums/image...tar1311_25.gif
Ventrilo by faaaaaaaaaar, you can post comments, copy comments, turn users up and down, admin control is way better, and you don't have some shitty robot voice yelling at you when somebody joins without somehow figuring out how to turn it off. Also the G15 addon for vent is built in it which makes it easier for me.
I used to prefer TS over vent until I started playing WoW and everybody used vent. Then it kinda grew in. Anyway you can record without people knowing.
There's also mine:Quote:
Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
http://www.modacity.net/forums/showthread.php?t=7982
Lol, someone balanced it back.
...We should seriously have a bi-weekly new poll to make things interesting for extra discussion, I think it'd be interesting. Seeing this teamspeak and ventrilo crap for so long is making the poll's purpose immensly stale.
Any new ideas?
Vagina?
Y/N.
Sometimes I go through the list of recent polls and set one of them to the front-page poll. I'll see what's fresh.