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Thinking to buy a Mibox (https://www.mi.com/global/mibox/). Curious whether I can attach a USB bluetooth dongle to it and the use virtualhere? Thanks in advance!

So this isn't specifically a VirturalHere problem for me but I figured I'd try asking here as well and see if I can get any closer to cracking this mystery. I've been trying to use a mouse (I've been trying two different ones, a Logitech MX Master and a Corsair Gaming RGB HARPOON) to control my PC via Nvidia Shield gamestream. Controllers and keyboards work perfectly with no lag or anything, but mice seem to have this issue of stuttering. I tried installing VirturalHere via my NAS server and got it up and running in hopes of it being a work around.

I added your package to my Synology in the hopes that this would be a simple way of sharing these printers. I was using other USB sharing solutions, which seemed to stop working after a software update, and was hoping this would be a quick way to get this functionality back again... apparently not :-(

Good morning , i just bought a raspberry pi 3b (not the +) and burnt the image downloaded from: https://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/cloudhub-pi3-…
when raspberry start it stuck to ipv6 wlan to be ready.... and nothing works...
if i manually create the sd card by downloading the raspbian stretch lite and follow this tutorial https://www.virtualhere.com/oem_faq everythings works well.

Hi,

I want to start VirtualHere when my device boots and i have a problem each time i launch this command :

sudo mv vhusbdarm /usr/sbin

The command pass without any error but each time i tried, it completely broke my raspbian. After any commands send me error messages even "reboot" and all things in the desktop menu seems broken.

Do you know how i can fix this ?

Regards.

Hi I've been using virtualhere licensed on my android Nvidia Shield TV for a few months now with great success. I don't have a PC but I have use a service called Shadow which is a cloud gaming PC that works well on my Shield. I have been using virtual here to send my USB controllers to my cloud VM. I have used the official Microsoft wireless dongle for the Xbox 360 controller and that works great with rumble support and I have been using the Steam controller wireless with the supplied dongle also.

I'm running the virtualhere server on 2 Nvidia Shield TV boxes and the client on a windows 10 gaming PC. The software has worked for me, but it seems that after a reboot on the PC or the Shield boxes, I have to stop the servers, stop the client, uninstall bonjour and then slowly bring everything back up. On one occasion, I had to even uninstall the server software on my Nvidia Shield TV boxes to get everything back up. As of now, my client won't connect to any of my servers. My LAN devices are behind an Asus router.

Suddenly the client in one of my virtual machines can't find the server. I have made sure Windows is updated and I have tried downloading both the server and the client again. Also made sure to add exceptions to windows firewall.

The Virtualhere client windows is almost empty, and just shows "USB Hubs" but nothing else.

Any idea to how I can solve this? How can I make it work again?

Using Windows 10 pro 64bit and Hyper-V as virtual machine (client).

Hello,

I have a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and I have got the arm version of the server on it.

I set the client on a macos vm that I am using. The ports are forwarded to the client correctly I have forwarded both 7575 and 7573 noting that reverse connection will be using 7573 by default.

The client says it is listening for reverse connections:

Hi!

I'm using VirtualHere Server on my Nvidia Shield. From when I was using a Steam Link device, I have a VirtualHere license (the one for 3 devices, which is enough for my needs). I prefer to use Gamestream over the Steam Link on the Shield, as the performance of the former is much better for me. VirtualHere works pretty well for me with Gamestream, but there are quite a number of steps for it to recognize the license. Here's what I usually do: