TeamTalk 5 is a freeware conferencing system that allows multiple users to participate in audio and video conversations. It also enables groups to collaborate and share information in real time. During a conference, participants can speak via microphone, view others through webcams, share files, display desktop applications, play music, and more.
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 the client and server applications. A special client application included with accessibility features for the visually impaired. This software has been developed since 2002.
How the TeamTalk Conferencing System works:
TeamTalk Channels
Getting started with the TeamTalk conferencing system is a simple two-step process. First, connect to a TeamTalk server, whether it’s one you set up yourself or a publicly available server. Once connected, you can browse a variety of channels (also known as rooms). Entering a channel instantly allows you to interact with other users and join the conversation.
Audio and Video Conversations
TeamTalk supports multiple video sessions, allowing you to view video from every user in a channel. To see users with active video streams, click the Video tab — active video sessions will appear in a grid layout. Users transmitting video are highlighted with a blue frame around their user icon. Click the detach button in the top-right corner to open the selected user’s video in a separate window.
Share Desktop Applications
Seamlessly share any application on your desktop with other users for effective online presentations. This feature lets you collaborate and present with ease. If you need to view the shared content in a separate window, simply press the detach button in the top right to get a dedicated view.
File Sharing
Users can click the Files tab to access downloadable files within their current channel. Each file is displayed with its name, size, and uploader details.
Server Administration
TeamTalk gives you a choice: connect to one of the publicly available servers through the client application, or gain complete control by running your own server. The standalone server — available for Windows, macOS, and Linux — allows you to configure every aspect of your server’s settings and user access with precision. Whether public or private, a single TeamTalk server can handle up to 1000 simultaneous users.
What’s New in TeamTalk 5.19 :
Default Qt Client
- Ctrl+Shift+C to copy only message content in chat list
- Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C to copy all chat list history
- Ctrl+Shift+R to generate tt:// URL for current channel
- Bitrate for OPUS is limited to 6-510 in the Channel dialog
- Status message shown in “Preferences” dialog
- Ability to define a status message for each server
- Option to ask for confirmation on exit
- Fixed “Speak Client Statistics”, “Enable/Disable Text-To-Speech Events”, “Speak User/Channel Info”, and “Speak Channel Statistics” availability if TTS events are only sent using push notification
- Fixed idle status message not being restored after network reconnection
- Fixed chat history name not retranslated on language change
- Fixed URL generation cancellation
- Fixed crash issue in “Connect to a Server” dialog on macOS 15.1
- Fixed file transfer speed display
- Windows and macOS updated to Qt 6.10.0 beta2
Android Client
- Added “Online Users” activity to display users logged on to the server
- Added a new option to prevent talking users from moving to the top of the users list
- Added the ability to leave channels
- Added the ability to set status messages
- Added the ability to control users’ transmissions
- Option to automatically join the root channel in preferences
- Announce who the channel operator is.
- Announce who has been selected to move to the other channel
- Ability to play sound when voice activation is toggled
- The ability to play sound for the intercept subscription toggled
- Ability to use Text-To-Speech to announce transmission changes
- Ability to use Text-To-Speech to announce subscription changes
- Fixed bug where the user’s status message is not announced when away
- Minimum supported is now Android v7.0 (Nougat)
iOS Client
- Use VoiceOver to announce TTS events for screen reader users.
Server
- Fixed a security vulnerability where users could accidentally become channel operators if a channel ID had been reused.
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 includes both a client and server application. Most users will only need to install the client, unless they also plan to run their own TeamTalk 5 server.
Size: 51 MB
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