#Discord or teamspeak 320kbps
#Discord or teamspeak update
#Discord or teamspeak code
#Discord or teamspeak free

It definitely looks nicer to me, doesn't have TeamSpeak's non-iPhone X-compatible iPhone app, has a cleaner looking chat, better permissions, unified experience, etc. (Here's the same thing in ? AIFC, I have no idea why, don't ask.)Īll-in-all, Discord has made a major improvement to the quality of the audio, and it's one step closer to maybe possibly (definitely) making a switch from TeamSpeak and Telegram some day.

#Discord or teamspeak 320kbps

Get a real browser.(Player uses a 320kbps MP3)Īnd here's what it sounded like in late-2016: The second test demonstrates how Discord and TeamSpeak sound with our normal setup - light music in the background and all of us using the same mics we always do. SinusBot running with two instances powering both bots. The first compares the quality of music being played through a Discord bot with music being played through a TeamSpeak bot.

Major drawback that's keeping most of us from wanting to switch.īelow is an audio clip, where we performed two tests. While that's great news for most people, audiophiles like several people in our community prefer to be able to use stereo microphones. Yep, bots get the Opus Music codec while clients are restricted to the single-channel Opus Voice codec. But, where Discord falls short is that clients are restricted to mono audio.

#Discord or teamspeak free

Advantages of setting up your own TS3 server: No cost solution, 100 FREE to non-profit entities. This means, you have the ability to create a connection/link between a Teamspeak and a Discord voice channel for cross voice communication.

The only things you need is a discord account and this plugin installed for Teamspeak. Likewise, if texting is an important option for us, it also has better options than TeamSpeak.

This means, you have the ability to create a connection/link between a Teamspeak and a Discord voice channel for cross voice communication. Discord is a good choice for voice chat with groups with the same themea and interests since it has a large community and a very attractive interface that will make us feel comfortable. There are certain advantages to each which you should consider before deciding on what option suits your situation better. TeamCord is a Teamspeak plugin which brings Discord and Teamspeak together. Even when comparing music, through a Discord bot. 1) Setting up your own TeamSpeak 3 server. From our tests, we found that while voice quality sounded about the same.

#Discord or teamspeak update

The end result is DisTeamCordSpeak, probably the worst name ever for the dumbest idea ever.The January 25th 2018 update to Discord, bringing the Opus codec to version 1.2, has brought the audio quality in voice channels close to that of TeamSpeak. /rebates/&.com252flearning-portal252fteamspeak-vs-discord. However, a quick Google search led me to discord.js which does all that (and more) in a couple lines of code. When it sees someone joining a voice channel, the bot itself will join said voice channel and play the infamous user joined your channel notification.Īt first I thought this was gonna be an imense pain: dealing with Discord's API, opening audio files, making sure the audio streams to Discord correctly, etc. Instead, we'll have bot user that sits idle on the server.

I also figured that Discord's excellent engineers (and legal department) might not be too happy with some random guy on the internet distributing a hacked client. However, the downside of changing these notifications clientside is that they'll only work for people with the modified client. Speaking of its webapp, it's even easier to hack our own sound samples in there. Discord's desktop app is built with Electron, meaning it's basically a glorified webapp. My first attempt at getting this to work involved breaking open Discord's client and replacing the existing connect and disconnect notification sounds. Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.

#Discord or teamspeak code

The source code and instructions on running it are available on GitHub and I highly recommend playing around with it to see what dumb ideas you come up with to annoy your quarantained friends. Introducing DisTeamCordSpeak, a Discord bot that'll play TeamSpeak's infamous notification sounds on voice chat whenever someone connects or disconnects from a channel. And even though Discord is pretty great, there's one TeamSpeak feature missing to complete the nostalgia trip: the obnoxious voice notifications. This inevitably brought back some good memories from the Summer nights we spent playing games and chatting away on TeamSpeak. In the past few weeks my friends and I spent quite literally day and night on Discord's voice chat. Bringing TeamSpeak voice notifications to Discord