Sinusbot installs and uses the client itself on a normal install (the 2 instances you can setup in the sinusbot gui) to connect to the teamspeak 3 server which is completely separate and should have no reference to your server at all.Ģ. In the config.ini the TS3= line is supposed to be for a teamspeak client not the server. Stephane a couple things I noticed with this install which are likely the cause of it not working properly with the instances -ġ. You also don't need to re-upload files again, as files and users will be shared between the bot instances. No need to start another instance, it can all be controlled from within the web-interface. Having a whole Clan, Guild or Alliance with different tastes of Music? Just create another bot and let it play for another audience. Even your friends can have their own folders. In the future the bot will also get a folder-like structure for even more organization. You can re-arrange the order by dragging & dropping just as you do on your desktop player. With just a click you can create a new playlist and then directly upload files to it.
Want to listen to radio streams? There's an integrated directory of stations that you can start with just a double-click.Ĭreate Playlists to quickly organize your Tracks Downloading from the Cloud is barely copying a link. Uploading files is as simple as dragging them from your desktop to the browser.
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Your friends won't have to read manuals to figure out how everything works. So I've tried to not overload its interface with things you don't use all the time. The bot has been designed with simplicity in mind. You can also download files from popular services and listen to them. Simply upload files or let your friends upload files and listen to them together.
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