TeamTalk 5.23.0 Build 5209 – Final

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TeamTalk 5 is a freeware conferencing system which allows multiple users to participate in audio and video conversations. Also it enables a group of people to collaborate and share any information. During a conference people can talk using their microphone, see other people using their webcams, share files, show desktop applications, play music, etc.

Unlike other popular conferencing applications TeamTalk comes with its own standalone server. This means you do not depend on a third party to host your conferences. In other words you’re in complete control of your community and can choose who can participate.

The install file includes both client and server application. Special client application included with accessibility features for visually impaired. This software has been developed since 2002.

How TeamTalk Conferencing System works:

TeamTalk Channels

To use the TeamTalk conferencing system users must either set up their own TeamTalk server or connect to one of the servers which are publicly available. Once connected users are presented with a set channels (sometimes referred to as rooms) which a user can enter and from there interact with the other users who are in the same channel.

Audio and Video Conversations

TeamTalk supports multiple video sessions so it’s possible to see video of every user in a channel. To see the users with video simply click the Video tab where all the active video sessions are lined up in a grid. Users who are transmitting video have a blue frame surrounding their user icon. By clicking the detach button in the top right corner it’s possible to see the selected user in a separate window.

Share Desktop Applications

The user can share any application running on your computer’s desktop with other users. This can be used for doing online presentations. To see the shared application in a separate window simply press the detach button in the top right corner.

File Sharing

By clicking the Files tab users can see which files can be downloaded in the channel they’re participating in. Each file is listed with a name, its size and who uploaded the file.

Server Administration

The TeamTalk client application contains a list of publicly available TeamTalk servers which you can connect to and use freely. Some might, however, prefer to run their own server and for this TeamTalk comes with its own standalone server available for both Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Running your own server allows you to configure exactly how you want your server to look and who should have access to it. The maximum number of users who can log on to a server is 1000.

What’s New in TeamTalk 5.23:

Desktop Client
- Replaced Tolk with Prism for screen reader support
- Screen reader backend can now be selected in Preferences dialog (e.g. NVDA, JAWS, SAPI, UIA, Orca)
- Added screen reader support on Linux via Speech Dispatcher and Orca
- Simplified changing profile with Profiles dialog
- First launch now asks all users whether to enable accessibility settings
- Play sound event when the sound event is enabled
- Channel types can now be specified in .tt files
- Ability to reply to chat messages from the message history
- Ability to customize all shortcuts
- Ability to forward/rewind media stream using keyboard
- Fixed compilation time display on Linux (Qt5)
- Fixed crash issue when invoking context menu in Server List dialog
- Fixed classroom transmission permissions being cleared when changed from another channel
- Fixed shortcut keys display order on Linux
- Updated Qt to 6.12.0 on Windows and macOS
- Ubuntu 22 is no longer supported
Android Client
- Announce who is administrator
- Announce who is streaming media file
- Indication when a user is typing a private message
- Subscription and transmission changes are now shown in the chat list
- Gender can now be set to neutral in addition to male and female
- Neutral gender now has its own user icon
- Redesigned file sharing screen and file transfers
- Ability to pause and resume media file streams
- Ability to use Text-To-Speech to announce users joining and leaving other channels
- Ability to allow or disallow voice, video, desktop, media files and channel messages transmission for everyone in classroom channels
- Ability to mute left or right channel of a user’s voice and media files
- Ability to change status mode along with nickname and status message
- Ability to copy a user’s name, copy message content, delete a message and clear the chat history
- Ability to open links in chat messages
- Ability to connect to IPv6 servers
- Fixed bug where not all selected files could be uploaded
- Fixed bug where sounds were not muted during outgoing calls
- Fixed channel list items not being exposed as clickable for accessibility services
- Fixed parent channel shortcut in the channel list not being announced by screen readers
- Minimum supported Android version is now 6.0 (Marshmallow)
iOS Client
- User interface has been redesigned using a more modern UI toolkit
- Confirmation before deleting a server
- Fixed joining hidden channel from server list
- Minimum supported iOS version is now 16.0
Server
- Fixed crash issue when sharing large desktops
- Ubuntu 22 is no longer supported

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Supported Operating Systems:

Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11
macOS 11 and later
Linux, Debian, CentOS, Raspbian
iOS 9.0 and later
Android 5 and later (ARMv7A, ARM64, x86, x64)

The TeamTalk Conferencing System consists of both a client and server application. Most users will only need to install the client application unless they also intend to run their own TeamTalk 5 server.

Size: 53.8 MB

TeamTalk 5.23.0 Build 5209 – Final