I said local server because you can avoid forwarding the ports in
order to get familiar with it all.
You would concentrate on setting up the config file and starting the server.
In the end, you have to enable the ports of course.
That's normally done by entering the router's IP address in the
navigation field in your browser.
You can get it from the command prompt or power shell console by
typing ipconfig.
There are lots of examples on the Danish webpage, especially how to
write the config files.
It is a while that I've fiddled around with it. I have unfortunately
no access to the router and couldn't therefore test an external
connection.
Robert
On 10/08/2020, Lai David <davidlaijiajun@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Looks like I need to contact my Internet provider first. 😊 Yeah, if I could
get this up and running it would be perfect!!!
David
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He can set up server/client on same machine if his internet provider allows
a static ip address and he knows how to get into his router to open the
ports. It's somewhat complicated.
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You can try TT with a local server first.
That is, client and server on the same machine.
Robert
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I will do a bit more digging. I am almost certain though that there
are free public servers. My real problem is knowing enough to set up.
Andrew
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Thanks for your reply, Andrew!
I had a conversation earlier with Ted about TeamTalk, and it sounds
like that getting a server up was indeed quite a hard game to play. I
could join other servers, but from what I know, if hosted by others it
will cost me money, something I hope to avoid doing, at least for now.
So I guess the only thing I can do, if I want to follow through with
TeamTalk, is to learn how to run a server. However I’m not sure if
there are people smart enough to help me go through this around here,
as I’m not familiar with the blind community online at this point, sorry!
Unles there are other simpler methods, I guess TeamTalk is my best
bet, as Skype might have a spotty connection, and Zoom can only record
40 minutes at a time if there are more than 2 parties on the line.
Messenger is OK, but when we talked this morning, her voice sometimes goes
a little muffled.
Anyway, thanks for the info!
David
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Hi David
To add a little to Ted’s already quite detailed answers. I have very
limited (two sessions) experience with TeamTalk and even less knowledge.
Initial setup was a pain, largely because I followed a suggestion to
install the portable version. Joining a conference is easy provided
you are given the relevant info, but hosting requires setting up or
having access to a server, which is something I have not explored.
The sessions I participated in were in stereo and sound quality was
very good – I think better than Zoom in stereo. You could use
TeamTalk facilities for recording as Ted suggested. You could also
record locally, but all speakers would be in the one file.
Like Zoom, meetings can be set up to require a password. Also like
Zoom, only people who have the meeting details are likely to join anyway.
Oh, and when installing, be sure to check the accessibility checkbox.
Andrew
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Hmm, this sounds interesting. Then how is the sound quality on TeamTalk?
Would my sighted friends enjoy this platform? Can they record on their
own or is it better that I help them? Can this be just a private thing
where it’s only them, and or possibly I in this chat and noone else can
join?
Thanks!
David
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Doug Lee (https://dlee.org) has TeamTalk JAWS scripts and an NVDA
add-on. I haven’t used them yet but he does solid work!
Peace,
David
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TeamTalk:
I forgot to give you the web site to download it.
https://www.bearware.dk/
it is located in Denmark and the author does not speak English well.
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I see.
Well, I’m looking for a free platform with high audio quality. If the
blind community uses TeamTalk, then I guess the sound quality must be
good!
I hope others in the list would chime in regarding this topic! I don’t
mind only recording with one track if my friends’ volume settings are
consistent, but it would be cool to have individual tracks for them!
I’m curious – will it go out of sync if I just align them together?
Anyway, thank you!!!
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TeamTalk is used widely as a voice chat service for a lot of blind
community. It to has the capability of recording each person in the
chat room on its own separate file. This too is a viable option and
without time limit. However, it may be a little tricky getting set up.
This is beyond my expertise, sorry. I do know that you can set up the
room to be either mono or stereo sound. Keep in mind, though, stereo
sound takes up twice the bandwidth both in the broadband aspect and the
file size aspect.
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David,
Since there will be three people on the call, your zoom session will
be limited to only 40 minutes. In the recording settings, you can set
it to have a separate recording for each person speaking on the call.
This is especially helpful if you want to put each person’s file into
a separate track in audacity. In other words, you have three files for
three people speaking and it takes up three tracks in audacity so that
you may adjust volume for each of the three tracks.
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To add to the question, what do you guys think of TeamTalk? I’ve heard
people mentioning that platform in the past. Is it good?
Thanks!
David
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you could record using zoom but if it is not a paid zoom account you
can only record to people or if you require three people you are
limited to 40 minutes. You could also use Skype and record through
there. The only drawback to Skype is that as a post to zoom you will
only have one audio file. Zoom will allow you to have an audio file
for each of the people on the call.
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On Aug 9, 2020, at 9:12 AM, Lai David <davidlaijiajun@xxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:davidlaijiajun@xxxxxxxxxxx> > wrote:
Hi friends!
This is David. Some sighted friends of mine wanted to start a podcast.
They used the Anchor app to record, but a couple of things rendered
the results a bit less than desirable:
1. The person in charge of the recording tells me today that she
wouldn't always want to use her phone for recording, but if she used
the website on the laptop, it could only record for half an hour;
2. She also said that her voice and her friends' voices are not
balanced -- she sounded like she was in a room, while they sounded
like they were far away from her in the recording.
We've talked about using Facebook Messenger, where I record with
Audacity, and they connect using Messenger to talk, but I'm sure there
are other high quality platforms for this to be done.
Note: the friends are in different places. Two of them are in
Cincinnati, and one is in Toledo, which is 3 hours away from Cincy.
Here is where you come in. I would love it if you could suggest better
platforms for my friends to connect with me, either through their
phones or laptops (probably cross-platform apps like Messenger), but
with high audio quality better than Messenger, if possible? Does such
a platform exist that's free and easy to set up?
I could do all the set up and recording if needed, they would just
need to call in and be connected.
Thanks for your help!
Sincerely,
David
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