Basic config After you've installed it, start the app (as well as TeamSpeak). Then you run the install (make sure your TS client is not running): During this process, it also asks you to install the additional TS plugin that it needs to work properly - install it as well (and confirm it is from a trusted source - provided you trust the guy ). Just go to and download the latest installer - the link is right up there at the top of the page. TSNotifier is a stand-alone app, so for the most part, you just install it like you would with any other program. How to install Installation should be pretty easy and straightforward. Also don't forget that some sims, like Assetto Corsa (or R3E for that matter), are using several executables, so you have to set the options for the correct one(s) to enable the notifications in that game. You'd just have to modify the settings appropriately, starting with the game's EXE files in gamesettings.ini. Also, although this is posted in the R3E section and is focused at R3E, it should likely work with other sims as well. Try it out and find out for yourself would be my advice here - you've got little to lose and lot (IMO) to gain. They didn't elaborate on that much and I'm experiencing none whatsoever with R3E, but I guess there's always a possibility.

The original size of the image is 2400 × 2400 px and the original resolution is 300 DPI. This free Icons Png design of Teamspeak logo PNG icons has been published by. BTW, just a warning - there are mentions of performance issues with TSNotifier. I just thought this could be useful for others, hence this somewhat lengthy (and perhaps needlessly so) 'guide'. It can also be configured a fair bit to suit your own tastes and needs - this is just an example of how I've got it configured for my R3E needs. As you can see, it is very simple - it does exactly what it's supposed to, no more, no less.

Thankfully there's an alternative solution - a simple little app called (which I was made aware of thanks to an older post by, so thank him for this, really). There's an official overlay thingy called Overwolf, but it's ugly (IMO), bloated and complicated (again, IMO), and, most of all, it doesn't seem to work with RaceRoom. TeamSpeak shows you this in its main window, but looking at it while racing is highly impractical (even if you can do that, meaning you're running the game in a window or have other monitor available to put the TS windows there). Whether you're kinda new around here (like I am) or a regular who only knows some of the drivers here by voice, you might be looking for a way for TeamSpeak to show you who's talking at the moment.

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