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Hello,

I set up client and server using reverse tunneling and tried to use my headset, a Logitech G35 through it.

VirtualHere client crashes instantly when testing the sound, which also causes the server to crash.

Checking the "System Messages" and "View Server Log", none show the crash or disconnect even happened.

Server log:

Hi,

I want to use virtualhere on Windows 10 to passthrough a denkovi USB Relay Board to a hyper-V guest.
The denkovi boards are based on a FT245R USB FIFO https://www.ftdichip.com/Products/ICs/FT245R.htm

I purchased a TP cast, upgraded to open TP cast and purchased the license. that TPcast died< I returned it to TPcast and they sent me a brand new one. How do I use the old license on the new tpcast. I installed open tpcast and its working but won't accept the old license number with the new tpcast.

So I'm using a Mac server and connecting to a windows 10 64 bit machine. I really only need the microphone to go through and it's a USB microphone. It seems to recognize it fine on the client end. Connects fine. But when I go to sound control panel, it doesn't seem like it's picking up the audio. Worst, it seems to crash the machine after a bit of time as well. Is there known issues with audio over usb?

Servers: Mac running Mojave
Client: Windows 10 64-bit.

So I recently signed up for Shadow service which lets me access a gaming rig from my PC or Mac. On my PC I run a flight simulator and have the following USBs is user:
1) Warthog Joystick
2) Warthog Throttle
3) Saitek Combat Pedals
4) Track IR 5.0
5) Gametrex 908 (vibration for chair with flight sim)
6) GPWiz-420 USB controller for costume panel.

Hey Guys,

I've got a very annoying issue with VirtualHere.

it works only after my pc has been restarted, because if I unplug my TPCast's battery or if I restart virtualHere when it has been already in use, it won't be able to detect the rift audio again. Only the rift's raw will appear. If I restart my computer then, virtualhere will be able to detect again both and so, I will see the rift line and the one for the audio.

Hello Michael,

First of all congratulations on your excellent software, the more I explore the available options more happy and satisfied stay.

If I rename (by client) my dongle (Wibu Codemeter) to Dongle1 it generates the following line in the config file:
DeviceNicknames=Dongle1000009999999,0000,0000,12
If I press Properties I get:
Vender ID: 0x064F
Product ID: 0x03F3
Serial: 000009999999 (this serial is fake for security)
Address: 213

I have the VirtualHere server running on a Raspberry Pi 3. Specifically, the latest Raspberry Pi-optimized version. Periodically, the server just crashes for no apparent reason.

Initially, I thought it had to do with the fact that I had the Pi connect to the local network via WLAN. So I swapped the connection and now it's wired. Still the same. Here's an example log:

I'm trying to install VirtualHere in my network.
It doesn't even start. It shows nothing. I can in Task Manager that process starts, wait a few seconds and then disappears.

I tried both x86 and x64 versions
My OS: Windows 2008 Server R2 x64

Is there any other dependencies for VirtualHere?

I'm using the trial version of the server and I've been testing it against a Raspberry Pi 3B, a NanoPi Neo, connected to a standalone client running Windows 10. I'm wondering what is the maximum possible transfer rate from the USB to ethernet.