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Hi there.

I've purchased an android licence for use on my nvidia shield and it works perfectly for my xbox one wired controllers which was why I purchased it, but I wanted to get it working with my Nintendo switch Pro controller too.

The controller works fine on Windows (as a dinput) but gives the invalid configuration descriptor error when attached via virtual here. The shield sees it as a pro controller so looks like something on the virtualhere end. Virtualhere is seeing it and says it's in use.

Hi there

I purchased a full Android server licence for my Shield TV yesterday in an attempt to get my Logitech Driving Force GT wheel to work via Moonlight (or Gamestream/Steam link if I have to).

So far I've had no success and could use some pointers as to what I'm doing wrong.

I ran into a few issues while trying to set up VirtualHere to run as a daemon and at boot on CentOS 8. It's a simple fix, so I thought I'd post it in case anyone runs into the same issue.

Hello everyone,

I am trying to connect my virtual here client from a Paperspace virtual machine, with my local virtual here server.

I have enable the easyfind option in my local machine and copy the easyfind id to my virtual here client specific hub. But unfortunately, my local hub can not be found in the virtual machine in paperspace.

Would be possible to get some support?

Thanks a lot!
Best regards from Denmark

Hello,

I am using a physical Win 10 computer as the virtualhere server and another physical Win 10 computer as a virtual here client.

All devices seem to work and can be connected successfully on the client.
Sadly the most important device to be access would be the iPad and it is not possible to connect it.

The client reports the message after some time, that the device could not be connected.
In the logs of the server is written:

Hey Michael, I've been using this software every day for the last couple months and it is absolutely awesome. It has completely simplified my workflow switching between systems. Thanks.

Hi, I tried everything I could think of, but ran out of ideas, so I thought I'd try here.

I've used VirtualHere server on a Raspberry Pi 3 for a few years and the client on Mac OS X (10.11-10.14). It's always worked great. However, I went to scan for the first time yesterday (after not scanning since January), and it didn't work. The client showed the scanner, and connected to it fine, but it won't show up in any of my Mac apps that it used to work with.

Hello:

I have read through quite a few posts and I'm not sure of the best way to handle this scenario. I have (2) Nvidia Shields connecting to the same PC. They will never connect at the same time. Ideally, I'd like to be able to use a game controller on either of the Shields and the PC. Here is where I am now:

Hi,

I have a Latte Panda and want to use is as a streaming client, it has Linux and Windows on different drives.
As you license definition is per device, are both VH servers then creating the same ID on this device and I only need to buy one license,
or so I need to buy 2, so for every OS one?

I'm running VirtualHere on a Pi and have connected two usb printers (Samsung with no wifi). This works great for all desktops connected to the same network. I used to connect the printers to ethernet directly and have LibreNMS monitor the printer by SNMP. Is it possible to have VirtualHere act as an SNMP server for the connected USB printers (if something as snmp over USB even exist)?