[SOLVED] TeamSpeak does not work properly
From what i saw this isnt a bazzite only issue but ive been trying to setup teamspeak and managed to get it to open after a long while of troubleshooting however the audio devices do not work.
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i already put some of the things
this is what i got from the website
i had to run it with sudo ./ts3_client_runscript.sh --no-sandbox for it to work and not crash
input and output work fine for TS3 for me
using the Options menu for Playback and Capture
for me i could not get the flatpak version tow ork
I have done no modifications after installing TS3
(i.e., flatseal permissions changes)
like ive said in the chat, run it through the terminal
see why the flatpak won't run
i dont really know how to run flatpak through the terminal
flatpak run com.teamspeak.TeamSpeak3
teamspeak5
any idea on whats going on?
the first line is concerning because I don't have that at all, and it sounds like you're trying to access something weird. can you reset your flatpak permissions for these?
flatpak override --reset com.teamspeak.TeamSpeak3
flatpak override --reset com.teamspeak.TeamSpeak
i reset it thorugh the ui
from quickly opening and closing TS3
yeah idk what to do
i was troubleshooting this since yesterday
running through sudo did this
can you run
flatpak updateonly these apps
did you manage to figure out whats going on
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/462 this post here says something about mapping device.description fixes it
GitLab
Teamspeak crashes on startup, won't open [pipewire-pulse] (#462) · ...
I am using Arch Linux with Pipewire (version 0.3.17) as a PulseAudio/Jack replacement. $...
any clue on how to do that?
also any clue on how to fix the teamspeak5 issue maybe?
after changing some perimissions and setting the driver name it still doesnt launch
man i actually have no clue on what to do
this thing just makes no sense how you got it ootb but i cant get it to run no matter what i try
i think i just cant fix this
because like, it works for other people with bazzite but not me
is this an issue because i installed bazzite from fedora instead of installing the bazzite iso (i had no storage on my usb for it)?
No because everyone is using the same image
hm
still cant understand why termdisc managed to run it but i cant
Issue is either hardware related or home folder related as those are the only 2 things that is not the same.
Whole point with an image based system is that if the issue was because of the os then everyone will have the issue because everyone has the same immutable base
hm
do you know any way to fix this because i still cant understandw hat im supposed to do
No I don't because the output only says a crash dump has been made it will help the teamspeak devs know why it crashed.
I just answered your question about if it was caused by you rebasing from fedora which is a no
You can try clear the data files for teamspeak since you have messed with running it as sudo and other stuff
For flatpak it should be in the .var folder somewhere in your home folder
Ctrl+h to unhide it if you didn't know as it's hidden by default because it starts with a dot
same issue
/app/extra/ts3client_runscript.sh: line 11: 5 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./ts3client_linux_amd64 $@
i think this is the main problem
i did manage it to run, if i go into that folder and run the runscript with sudo and --no-sandbox
but then my audio doesnt work
that was my original post but i didnt know flatpak shouldve been working
flatpaks are isolated from all of the system and should just work as they include all their dependencies
if that crashes youre better asking teamspeak support for help since we probably cannot read the crash dumps it makes
the closest I got to anything was this post with a similar (but possibly not the same) error https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=201361
this one was resolved with fixing libGL errors
How do i do that
it's probably an unrelated error to your situation
oh damn
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/comments/1ftmx06/teamspeak_start_issues/
this one seems closer
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following the rabbit trail:
Edit 2: I figured it out! Turns out when running pipewire, teamspeak assumes that all audio nodes have a device.description, and a node.description. My custom sinks did not have those. screams internally
this is kinda whats said here
i dont know how to have those
you can use
pactl list to check your sinks
going to look like a mess though
and i cant make much use of it myself either, i barely work with pipewire
think you can also check using coppwr from discover if you want a more gui way (still going to be a confusing mess though if you dont know how to work with patchbays)
how do i give them those properties
has to be done on creation i believe so if you have any sinks you made yourself then you need to edit the config file that makes them
if you dont do anything custom then idk it should be added automatically by the device
I believe i didnt make any, unless its an issue with an app that made one
i think the only one that could do that is soundux or easyeffects but neither are open
Solution
i destroyed some virtual sinks from soundux in that, works now, thanks
but yeah, thanks yall for helping