TeamSpeak comms in a CS2 demo

How to record your team's TeamSpeak 3 comms and listen to them alongside the match demo in Vantag: every player gets their own track, synced to the rounds. Listen alone or with the whole roster in a room. Requires a Team or Org plan.

The whole flow, in short

1. Install the Vantag plugin for TeamSpeak 3.
2. Link the plugin to your account with the code from TeamSpeak.
3. Set a hotkey for the marker: Tools → Options → Hotkeys → Add → Show Advanced Actions → Plugins → Plugin Hotkey → Vantag Voice Capture → "Vantag: метка времени в записи голоса" (voice recording time marker).
4. Start recording before the match.
5. At the start of the first round's freeze time, press the hotkey to drop the marker.
6. Stop recording after the match. It uploads to Vantag on its own.
7. Upload the match demo: your own .dem file or a match from FACEIT.
8. Attach the recording to the demo. Processing happens on the server, so you can close the page.
9. Check that the comms line up with the demo, and adjust them using the marker or the offset if needed.
10. Listen to the comms over the demo, or review the match with your team in a room.

Why the marker hotkey matters

A CS2 demo has no real-world clock, so Vantag can't tell on its own where in the TeamSpeak recording the match starts. The marker shows that point: Vantag lines it up with the start of the first round's freeze time, and the comms match the demo across every round right away. Without a marker you'd have to find the offset by hand. And a Windows system sound after the press confirms the recording is running.

Vantag guide · Link TeamSpeak · Pricing

Home · CS2 pro match catalog · Guide · Comms from TeamSpeak · Pricing · Payments · Offer · Terms · Privacy