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Hello, I purchased VirtualHere to use with Open TPCast and unfortunately after using the software to stream audio to my Oculus Rift, I can no longer hear sound from my primary audio device (Speakers - Realteck High Definition Audio). The system is showing that sound is playing, but it is not actually coming through my speakers or headphones anymore when I plug them into my onboard sound card.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can fix this issue?

Hello Team
Its It Possible to change My RPI 3 To RPI Zero W ... i Want To Use Same License Code .. bcoz i have unused RPI ZeroW I Want to use it for 1 usb device only

I can't get my head around the - g, start minimized argument.

I'm starting Virtualhere from an Automator bash script in OSX but when i use
../MacOS/VirtualHere -g
I can't then execute any further scripts, it just hangs.

I my mind it should start Virtualhere in the background without popping any windows, is that correct?

I'm not a code guy so am i missing something simple?
If i launch Virtual here just with the 'launch application' workflow the rest of my bash scripts run fine, but i get the pop up splash screen which i want hidden.
thanks

I'm using a RaspberryPi Zero W as a linux server to connect to USB devices as COM ports. I followed the steps here to get up and running: https://www.virtualhere.com/oem_faq

hi,
on windows server/client
when i try to bind a usb memory stick, i have this error message on the serveur side:

Hey Y'all

Bought my license yesterday and everything was working as it should I'm using a wireless Keyboard/Mouse combo (Wireless USB Dongle) and an xbox wireless adapter on my Sony X900F, which is shared to my PC, from which I'm streaming my Desktop for all sorts of purposes (Via Moonlight). I set the server not to start when the TV boots, since I want to use the keyboard on the TV aswell, and only on the PC when I need it.

I apologize if this is documented somewhere and I'm just missing it, but I'm having some troubles getting VH working nicely with a wireless xbox one controller through gamestream and the steam link app on the nvidia shield.

I am able to connect the Cloudhub to wifi that has a simple password.

When the password is complex, the access point accepts the password blindly, but upon restart cannot start the wlan network interface. This password is very long, has single quote characters (e.g., '), has embedded spaces and a few punctuation characters. I suspect it is the quotes or the length which is the issue.

Unfortunately the raspberry pi 3 B+ does not respond to the usb keyboard when looking at the terminal (and the network is down for ssh), so it's hard to debug.

I running the VH client on Ubuntu 16.04 (an embedded system) . When I try to manually add a hub: sudo ./vhclientarm64 -t manual hub add,10.236.224.94 I receive an unexpected parameter error. The error does not recognize the 'hub' argument.

Any help with the above issue or with running the linux gui will be greatly appreciated?

Thanks

The update check in 4.9.8 says the client is up to date. Had to manually detect this, download and update to 4.8.2.