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Hi there,

I hope someone can help me with connecting my Windows 11 VirtualHere client with Android server on an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. I keep getting the following message on the client:

INFO  :Could not connect to 192.168.0.XX:7575

and this message on the server:

1091 E virtualhere-daemon: Opening local exception: Connection refused

W e.androidserve: Reducing the number of considered missed histogram windows from 112 to 100

I have a USB device that used to be able to connect remotely with Linux USB server, but now I have switched to a Windows USB server but it disconnects as soon as I connect. What is the reason for this? Is this USB device used in Windows?

Can the error prompt box not pop up when there is a connection error?

I use a programs usb key on my synology usb port for two years. Suddenly my usb device will not connect auto or manually and I cannot understand why 

The only change that have happened is that I changed my old DVI monitor for two new with display port but that should be irrelevant

Hello Michael, 

Do you have any hints on what I could try to see my server from my hotel room, 

I guess the hotel internet is blocking a bunch of ports so I cannot work on audio sessions and run my plugins licenses remotely.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

Marco

I saw this forum post here: https://www.virtualhere.com/node/3037 while looking for a existing thread on this proposal & decided to create a new one instead of tossing a comment given it's not quite the same feature.

Hello, I have installed VirtualHere servers on my Android phone and inserted ilok into it. Then I connected to it using VirtualHere Client on my Windows computer. It works.
But when I install VirtualHere servers on a Windows computer and connect it with the VirtualHere Client on another computer, it doesn't work. May I ask how this issue should be resolved? Thank you.

When using VirtualHere server on the Pixel 8 Pro running Android 15 only one of the two expected interfaces are passed through. It does, however, work when using a Shield TV as the server.

The Riffmaster uses an RF dongle and appears as a composite device with two interfaces. One is an "Xbox Gaming Device," which is successfully passed through on both the Pixel and the Shield. The other interface is an HID device of subclass 0. This second interface only works using the Shield as the server.

Managed to get this installed using the standalone image, which looks great.

However, it keeps dropping the connection over wired (and not able to ssh in).

Works fine on wifi. It shows up on eth but its very flaky.

Any ideas?

I am able to connect my Raspberry Pi 4 to the internet with the stock OS, but not cloudhub-pi4-initial.img

I am using raspberry pi imager, and enabling ssh and configuring wireless network through the imager.

I also tried chatgpt method of creating an empty ssh file and customized wpa_supplicant.conf file in the boot, no luck.

No green lights on raspberry pi with cloudhub-pi4-initial.img.