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We have a large number of raspberry pi's setup as thin clients for end users to use to connect to terminal servers. The users need to be able to use a webcam and Mic (USB) and join meetings. I'm able to get the webcam to work with VirtualHere but the mic (built in to the webcam) only shows up on my admin profile on the terminal server, the end users are not able to see the microphone device at all on any profile. When I was testing VirtualHere I did the initial test under my profile so all the drives installed under my admin profile.

I'm on the edge of buying one or more licenses, so started with downloading the USB server for Raspberry, and that works fine with my Windows client.
However I also wanted to use some USB devices on Debian 10.6.0, but the vhclientarmhf does not start and gives an error;

This is a connection between a Synology DS1819+ (DSM 6.2.3-25426 Update 2) and a Win10 machine. This happened prior to updating to the new vhui64 client and then again after updating to the client. Note: The program IS still running on the Synology, and the USB devices ARE still able to connect to the Win10 machine with client. Thx

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Hi,
I have set steam link on my raspberry pi 3+ on two installations and bought virtual here on steam:
1) standalone steamlink on raspbian, here virtualhere connects to PC client, but it crashes immediately after stream starts and steamlink then restarts
2) libreelec 9.2.4 kodi 18, where there is no crash, but VH client is not showing any connections (message connect to USB hub...)

I bought a license a while ago but reset my device. Now when I enter the license on the client or the server, the application does nothing and says my license has expired.

Hi there,

I can not install virtualhere for DSM 7.0.

Here is the result:

https://help.synology.com/developer-guide/privilege/preface.html

Thank you.

Hi Michael,
VH has been working nicely for a couple weeks, all of a sudden (POSSIBLY after QNAP firmware update?), the connected devices are not being found. I was using a Belkin F5U234 4-port hub, but even connected direct to unit, they're not visible.
Is there some command I can SSH into my NAS to see what devices it's seeing? At this point I can't tell if it's a NAS problem or VH.

Also, the client app never starts minimised, even though the option is enabled. (Win 8.1x64)

All the best,
Dax.

Hi. I'm a Linux user but I own a lot of doohickeys (especially GPS devices) that work best under Windows: firmware upgrading software, syncing software, stuff like that.

What I want to do, but haven't done yet, is (1) to setup a little raspberry pi somewhere in my apartment for the USB port (2) run Windows in the cloud somewhere (3) connect the two with VirtualHere and (4) use some remote desktop software to access the Windows installation and run the proprietary software, which will access the USB port in my apartment. Yay.

I'm pretty sure you can "use the device" only when a particular .exe is running. This would help me to connect or disconnect devices automatically when moonlight opens or closes, for example.

For instance I have a mouse with many buttons. These functions can only be used by windows. The mouse is connected to the raspberry and only the basic buttons work. Now if I "use the device" raspberry stops recognizing it. That is why I would like it to only "use the device" when I am streaming the moonlight session. And, of course, it will stop "being used" when leaving the session.

Hello,

I am using:

vhusbdarm server on RaspberryPi 2 Model B, Linux raspberrypi 5.4.51-v7+
huit64 client on Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS

I am testing how well a HD camera would stream from RPi to Ubuntu:

In proprietary video software (Cheese) I am getting black screen.
In Chromium, I am getting a heavily artefacted stream.

Checking webcam directly on RPi (not using Virtual Here):

In Chromium, I am getting a steady, albeit a very slightly delayed video.