TeamSpeak is a Windows only VoIP application as the codecs are not compatible with the Mac. In order to get it to work on a Mac requires some sort of windows emulation which would be rather resource intensive and reduce the performance of a game running on the same computer.
Would it not be possible to run TeamSpeak on a cheap laptop and access it via remote desktop, mapping the audio channels to the remote computer? So far I have found only Windows Remote Desktop has this audio feature but that would require another Windows computer. For this to work it would have to allow remote access via a web browser.
Is there a way to ‘receive’ audio from a remote desktop like this and indeed send the microphone output to it? I suppose a key would need to be bound to the ‘remote desktop’ for the ‘push to talk feature’.
Obviously the whole thing would work better when both the Mac and the windows PC are on the same LAN. Does anybody know of any software that would facilitate this?
Would it not be possible to run TeamSpeak on a cheap laptop and access it via remote desktop, mapping the audio channels to the remote computer? So far I have found only Windows Remote Desktop has this audio feature but that would require another Windows computer. For this to work it would have to allow remote access via a web browser.
Is there a way to ‘receive’ audio from a remote desktop like this and indeed send the microphone output to it? I suppose a key would need to be bound to the ‘remote desktop’ for the ‘push to talk feature’.
Obviously the whole thing would work better when both the Mac and the windows PC are on the same LAN. Does anybody know of any software that would facilitate this?
it is the only solution that i know of