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I purchased a TP-Link TL-MR3020 V1 mini router per the instructions on this site...from day one, the wireless connection drops anywhere from 60-90 seconds and continues to reconnect, over and over and over. I made sure I had the right firmware, matched up the hardware, etc., etc. Performed a reset and no luck. I feel pretty strongly that this will be blamed on my hardware and that I'll not get a lot of support, so this begs two questions...

Currently, we have a set up of a NAS, Windows Server and OSX server as a VirtualHere server.
As of now, the VirtualHere client on a Mac mini can only connect to the iOS devices currently physically connected to the OSX server.

However, when we tried to plug in an older iPod touch of iOS 10.4 to the NAS server, we are able to detect it through VirtualHere but it does not work on newer devices of iPhone 7 and iPhone 8, iOS > 11.0.

Hi Michael,

I've encountered a strange problem I cannot solve without your help.
I'm using a USB stick for my Waves licenses and it's working perefctly fine.
No I wanted to do the same with my plugin-alliance licenses on the same USB stick since they also support this.
But the plugins cannot find the license on this stick when mounted via virtualhere.
When the USB stick is directly connected to a Mac or PC the licenses getting recognized.

Is it possible to restore original firmware or at least install OpenWRT?
I have tried with the firmware with upgrade tool in virtualhere client, which don´t take original firmware file.

I was just wondering if there were any response time or input delay advantages to using a CPU optimized build for an RPi3 or if it's just to keep CPU usage lower over all.

If there are any advantages do you have any idea what kind of numbers the difference would be?

Hi,
I need to purchase a VirtualHere license for TPCast (https://www.virtualhere.com/tpcast_purchase)
Is it possible to pay by PayPal because this is the only payment method I'm able to use.
Thank you.

I've been running into a problem recently, that I'm wondering if others are having.

I have two XBO controllers with wireless adapters. One wireless adapter is connected to my Windows 10 PC for local gaming, and the other to a Shield TV running the VirtualHere server, for gamestreaming from the same Windows 10 PC, which is running the client.

Hey there,

i'm using a netPi. On this device runs a yocto linux with an docker host. This starts a container witch an raspbian stretch 4.9. The virtual here server is running under this raspbian container. When i try to share USB-Serial-Converters the server shoes the folloeing error message in the log:

Mon Jul 2 15:06:37 2018 LOG_ERR Error 1 opening device (/home/pi/bus_usb_001_015) file descriptor, Operation not permitted

The server runs under root. Any ideas why this could happen?

daice

Is there a way to prevent someone renaming the virtualhere server instance from the client?
We would like to set in the config file and users prevent renaming.

thx
dave

Hi

Could someone help me with this problem I have. I have used virtualhere with raspberry pi 3b+ in my lan network and it works great. But i have a need to make it work through internet and that is why i bought a subscription for three months Easyfind. But the problem is that my clients are not finding the easyfind address at all. I have checked the easyfind address several times and everything is marked correctly. Do you have any tricks or hints how i could try to get easyfind to work? Easyfind is enabled in server (in lan client says it is enabled).

Thanks in advance