On TeamSpeak, regardless of the version, there are also some “open” channels for “free-style” discussions that are not ATC related, so you can run both and talk to your buddies without interfering with ATC. I would have never come across this if it wasn’t for a gracious air traffic controller that helped me during a “quiet” time at LSGG. The main thing is to assign a push-to-talk key on your keyboard. It does have its shortcomings, such as tuning to the right frequency (pull down menu on the background), but in general it works great.
#Where to find options on teamspeak for mac for mac#
My humble contribution as a Mac user: I struggled with this for a while, mainly because TeamSpeak for Mac is version 3.2 when IVAO states that only v 2.0 works with the UI.
When done flying - find the TeemSpeex window, disconnect and quit. TeemSpeex pops "Connect to Server", select Cancel (See available ATC and Unicom on right side)Ĭlick on Unicom, "Connect To Server" will pop up, (TeamSpeex will start with warning - click open) Use IVAO WebEye to find what server are the desired ATC using. It starts automatically, with X-Plane, but the auto server select and auto channel switching does not work, so really awkward to use: THIS IS NOT A GOOD SOLUTION - BUT IT DOES WORK SORTA: I am not sure about the release date but it is version 1.0 beta-r408 - maybe it is from 2009, but it is working.
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