Every member of a group can communicate with other members in real time using both audio and video. All that is needed is a microphone and a web camera.
Here is a list of the main features:
- Real time audio and video conversations
- Share desktop applications
- File sharing
- Instant text messaging
- Private rooms/channels for every group of users
- High quality audio codecs with both mono and stereo
- Push-to-talk and voice activation
- Record conversations to disk
- Standalone server for both LAN and Internet environments
- User authentication with accounts
- Accessibility for visually impaired
Having these features available makes TeamTalk an excellent choice for online presentations, attending meetings or just do every day chit-chat with friends or collegues, whether they are next door or around the globe.
What's New
Default Qt Client
- Media tab in main window for controlling media file streaming
- Support "{username}" variable for majority of TTS and status events related to user action
- Indication when user is sharing desktop in channel list
- Ability to restore all custom TTS and status bar events to default values
- All byte sizes converted to local format
- Option to use TeamTalk Sound Output device for default sound event playback mode
- Option to choose bitween text or emoji for user and channel info in channel list
- Last login time shown in "User Accounts" dialog
- Ability to sort by "Last Login Time" in "User Accounts" dialog
- Ability to send toast notifications on Linux and Windows
- Ability to change chat history to list view in "Preferences" dialog
- Improve "Server Properties" and "Channel" dialog accessibility
- Nickname and Last Joined Channel are now stored in .tt file
- WebRTC updated from r4332 to r6818
- Qt updated to 6.9.0beta3 on macOS and Windows
- OPUS updated to v1.5.2
- Ability to custom chat templates
- Remove option "Timestamp messages", use custom templates instead
- Ask to retranslate TTS events and status messages on language change
- Fixed gender changed from female to male when migrating to 5.17 release
- Fixed sound events disabled when migrating to 5.17 release
- Fixed language not set at first start
- Fixed OPUS DTX mode sending too big packets when variable bitrate mode (VBR) was disabled
- Fixed ask to use default sounds pack at every language change (will be asked one last time)
- Fixed untranslated status message on file deletion
Android Client
- Replaced turn up/down buttons for speaker volume, microphone gain and voice activation level with sliders
- Added popup menu actions in Server List dialog
- Added "Message" and "User properties" user menu actions in channel list tab
- Ability to export each server in to a .tt file separately
- Nickname and Last Joined Channel are now stored in .tt file
- Broadcast messages, users logged in, and users logged out are now shown in the chat list
- Added the ability to send broadcast messages
- Ability to select/deselect user for move to other channel
- Simplified labels in User Properties dialog
- Fixed speaker not being enabled again when voice activation option was disabled
- IP address, user ID and status message are now in "User Properties" dialog
- Added missing labels for sliders in audio codec configuration
- The labels in Main Window and User Properties dialog no longer have duplicate texts
- Minimum supported is now Android v8.1 (Oreo)
- WebRTC updated from r4332 to r6818
- OPUS updated to v1.5.2
iOS Client
- WebRTC updated from r4332 to r6818
- OPUS updated to v1.5.2