What is the problem you are having with Teamspeak?
I have no problem with Teamspeak. Those that I know who HAVE had problems with teamspeak were remedied with one of two simple solutions:
- DO NOT use the voice activation feature when using speakers -- this creates an echo, as the speakers play right into the microphone and it echoes to EVERYONE. SUPER CRAZY ANNOYING. If you use speakers, use 'push to talk'. If you want to use voice activation, buy some freaking headphones. This is not a Teamspeak issue, this is a configuration issue.
- Using proper (decent quality) CODECs. Default server config will have you creating channels with pretty CRAPPY and low bandwidth codecs unless you are careful. Be sure to set up with good CODECs (I generally use speex 12.3), I think default server config will default a new channel to CELP 5.3 or something really low bandwidth like that. There is a drop down box when you create a channel that will have available CODECs, even on servers that are using the default config. The highlighted selection is always the lowest bandwidth of available CODECs. Choose something decent when creating a channel. Again, not a Teamspeak issue, a configuration issue.