The whole thing would be a lot easier if there were some naming conventions addon authors would apply, because lately I have been playing around with selectors which would allow me to mass-address certain Qt elements (Qt's own 'accessibleName' seems to be a thing too), but before I annoy addon developers by imposing some stupid standards on them I do have to do a lot more testing.Īnyway, the one problem a few addons I looked into today share, are fixed values that clash with DarkenTS settings (height/width/maximumWidth/etc), which are obviously adapted for the default TeamSpeak design. Of course I could go through VLC Muter and fix any issues manually, that wouldn't be much of a problem, but then I had to do that for every single addon, and that I can and will not do. It appears that the addon Qt Objects I have tested so far have fixed values applied to them and do not scale. VLC Muter is not the only addon I have problems with. What DarkenTS version are you using? Initially I shifted the blame to you and other addon authors, named it ' basic addon support' and called it a day, but if people start giving feedback now I will have to have a second look. Does the entire client look like that? Because I think I remember other threads talking about such thing.Hm, that is very curious. Your font size is way off the mark in that screenshot. Reason: Updated for TeamSpeak Client 3.0.18 Last edited by SilentStorm November 29th, 2015 at 01:14 PM.

Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Runtime Libraries.Configurable Delay to prevent a short pause causing VLCs Volume to be raised back.Configurable Delay to prevent a short Mic Activation causing VLCs Volume to be lowered.

Lower Volume by 1-99% when someone speaks.

Includes configurable Delay to prevent rapidly changing Volume. Playback will resume (or Volume raised back to the previous Level) once everyone has stopped talking. When someone starts talking mutes or lowers VLCs Volume or pauses Playback.

Teamspeak automute plugin