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Hi,

I'm new here. I've downloaded the server and client for evaluation. I have the following setup:
- Windows 10 Pro PC
- Mac Mini (late 2014) MacOS Sierra 10.12.6
- iPad Pro 12, 7" with iOS 10.3.3

I would like to make a connection from windows (server) to Mac Mini (client) and connect my iPad to the PC for app deployment via the Mac.

Testing this out for remote control of a liquid handling robot (Hamilton Microlab STAR.) Works fine for other peripherals on the server, but get the following trace when trying to connect to the robot:

Hey guys,

I have a Kinivo BT400 USB Bluetooth adapter that I'm looking to use on my HTPC downstairs and stream Dolphin games from my PC upstairs. When I install the BT adapter on the server PC it installs properly, but when I try to connect it through VirtualHere on my Client PC, it connects and immediately disconnects. On the server logs I get:

<p>I use NFC-Reader Pasori RC-S360/S.<br />
I can use with QNAP-NAS, but I can't use with Android-Smartphone.
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<p>I don't found error log in VirtualHere Software. (Android Server and Windows Client)<br />
But NFC Utility don't found NFC device in VirtualHere.<br />
Windows Client ver 4.1.7 (use Windows 10 PC)<br />
QNAP Server ver 3.3.7<br />
Android Server ver 3.2.8 (use Android 5.1 Smartphone)
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<p>Android Server and QNAP Server isn't same?

Hi,

I tried forwarding a Logitech c910 webcam from a Windows 10 VirtualHere server to Windows 7 VirtualHere client.

On the client I see the camera appear under the Device Manager under USB Devices as a "Logitech USB Camera (HD Pro Webcam C910)" with a warning next to it saying "This device cannot start. (Code 10)" (Screenshot)

On the server I see the camera disappear from USB devices and it seems to be replaced by a "VirtualHere USB Server USB Driver".

We use virtual here on 3 machine.
W10 client does not work from yesterday, W7 is still working.
Is there any possibility of issue?

Regards

Marco

Hello,
I am using the Nintendo Wii U GameCube Adapter (this one: https://www.amazon.de/Nintendo-GameCube-Controller-Adapter-Smash/dp/B00…) on my (Windows 10) PC. It is basically an adapter developed for the Wii U, so that GameCube controllers can be used on it.
But it features USB connections and is directly compatible with the Dolphin emulator (using the WinUSB driver) and works perfectly fine when I plug it in my PC and start a game with Dolphin.

Dear Sir/Madam,

We have problem that the PC could not detect more than 10 of our USB devices.
Below is our setup:
1) Using Raspberry Pi connect 12 USB devices (Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge)
2) Raspberry Pi connected to LAN router to PC
3) PC is Windows10, 32bit, running Vhui32.exe
4) At PC, Vhui32 is able to see the 12 USB devices. However at PC Device Manager, only 10 com ports are shown.

The same setup was tested on a PC with Windows7, 32bit and all 12 com ports are displayed in the PC Device Manager.

<p>I am running VirtualHere server on a Windows 10 machine, with a USB audio device connected to it. I am running VirtualHere client on a Mac OS 10.12 machine. I select a USB audio device with a gold star next to it via the client UI. I then select that USB audio device for audio output from the Mac.
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<p>When playing music from iTunes, I only hear a weird repetitive noise. The pitch and repeat speed of the noise appears to be influenced by the bit-rate and sample-rate values selected in Audio MIDI Setup for the USB audio device.
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<p>I am having a problem trying to share a USB audio device connected to a Windows 10 machine running the VirtualHere server. When I attempt to use the device from the VirtualHere client on a Mac OS 10.12 machine, the server logs report the following error:
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<p>2017-08-09 19:41:03 INFO :Installing driver for class holousbaudio_SetupClass {4231C857-6990-4C69-B929-3562A6CEFE5C}<br />