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Hi. I just purchased a raspberry Pi 5 and I plan on getting a new VirtualHere license for it (I've been using it on Android so far).

I have installed VirtualHere on Mac v14.5 and on Win 10 and the Client does not see the USB hub (on same local network). I know this used to work (months ago) but not anymore. Suggestions?

i am trying to perform usage time limit, I need to store some information like address and connection time inside json file, and i can't perform this using batch file, so i need to use powershell scripting to perform this, could i replace batch files with powershell script ?

I've got a micro camera which I'm attempting to use on my laser with lightburn. I have to manually "Use" the device but get the following error. I also do not get ANY video at all

Hi, I've been checking topics here and  it seems like if there's a firewall (corporate) in the virtualhere server then easyfind won't work right (client is using a home broadband)? or it is possible? just that more firewall configuration is required and not just opening port 443 UDP. Appreciate the response!

Hello,

I got two similar webcams, but i tried with 2 different type webcams and it worked fine.

Now when there are two similar webcams, i can connect only one and it's always the same one.

They are quite low quality cams, only 640x480 so bandwith should not be issue, tested with different cameras that both were fhd and that worked fine.

Might this be issue with windows as client, or virtualhere issue?

vlc and other programs say on camera #1 that it ain't good for opening, but for usb camera (withouth #1 on name) opens up most of times without no problem.

ABD cannot recognize the Android devices from Win (VirtualHere Server) to macOS (VirtualHere Client)

Server：WIn10, running with VirtualHere server 4.6.7

Client: macOS 14.7, M1 chip, running with VirtualHere client 5.5.7

I enabled the debug mode with my android phone and remote it from Win to macOS,  the Android Studio can find the USB devices, but not recognized it as the android device to enable debugging with Andriod Studio.

If I plug the device in locally to the macOS, the Android Studio can recognized it and work correctly.

My client machine (ie. my gaming 'server') has a built-in a bluetooth adapter which I use to connect my local keyboard and gamepad, etc.

However, I use a long optical HDMI cable (~75 ft) to a different room and I'd like to add a bluetooth adapter there too (using VirtualHere and an RPi [or similar] server device).

How does this work?

If I understand correctly, my gaming machine (client) would see two bluetooth adapters and I can't specify which one I want to pair my controllers to.

Hello,

Is there a way to modify the alias of a peripheral that can receive other media according to what is inserted in ?
In my case, I have several PC/SC card readers that I would like to match the ID of the inserted card.

Thanks and have a nice day !

I use an RPi 3 to function as a desk based USB hub - my machine is in a rack with HDMI over CAT cabling for AV. The system works well but my bluetooth mouse seems to 'fall asleep' ocasionally when it hasn't moved for a moment, or ocasionally when it's in use too. It's going via TP link Bluetooth dongle that seems to work well with virtualhere - it's just the mouse issue. I didn't experience this when connected directly to my machine.

Running raspbian lite, not doing much else on there.