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Hi,

I'm running a purchased virtual here usb server on a raspberry pi (B+) with two midi devices attached (that basically form a user interface with buttons, faders, leds and so on).

It works in principle but there is a huge latency introduced if I send a lot of data towards the device (host -> rpi -> device). The CPU usage for the vhusbdarm process then rises up to 50-65% and the output is delayed by (sometimes) seconds until all data its completly processed.

However, there a two interesting things:

Like the title says, I want to use an X55 Rhino with my Steam Link but I need the ability to use more than 1 USB device. If I buy a license will I be able to use more than 1 USB device on the Steam Link or would I just be wasting money? Thanks for any information.

I have used VirtualHere in my previous computer without problems to attach two RetroUSB controllers to my Steam Link. Now I bought the unlimited license and I'm trying to do the same thing on my new computer, but can't get it to work. The weird thing is that when I connect the controllers to my pc, they work fine, but when I connect them to the steam link they seem to be working as a mouse instead of a controller. VirtualHere does seem to recognise them both, but the functionality is gone as soon as I connect them to the steam link...

We have 53 devices (34 usb tokens, storages + combineted 20-port hubs).

We named devices and check these names in config.ini - All are OK.
After reboot Bus 001 changes number to 007 or 002 or 006 or etc and other Bus'es change their numbers too. (it seems randomly).

Q: 1) can we froze the number of BUS (I understan - this is not issue of virtualhere :) ) or
2) use other address-systax, that doesn't depend on Bus'es number

Please share your experience of usage multiple numbers of hubs and this truble

We're experiencing massive troubles, using an QNAP TS-231+ as virthere server.
The NAS is connected via Netgear R7000 to a server.

The connection seems to work fine, running the virthui64.exe as a service or directly. Every one in a while, sometimes when the router reconnects the WAN, sometimes with no reproducible situation, the VirtualHere client looses connection. Most of the time it will regain connection, as soon as possible, but then the USB devices aren't recognized in the device manager.

Hi there.

I'm trying to share my eLicenser dongle with VirtualHere. My client is OSX (El Capitan, 10.11.4) and as a server I use a raspberry pi2.

It seems it doesn't work. Can anyone confirm?

And could a dev tell us if VirtualHere is actively working on support for this dongle? I hope so :)

Thanks. -tezzlicious

Upgrading my Diskstation failed since VirtualHere had been installed via external file. While investigating I saw that VirtualHere should now be included in the package manager.

I uninstalled VirtualHere and upgraded diskstation.

Now I don't see VirtualHere anywhere in the package manager. While I could download the package and install manually, I would prefer to use the package manager.

Hi,

I have the following setup

Kodak i2400 <---> Synology DS 214 (Virtual Here Server 2.8.1) <---> Windows Terminal Server 2K8R2 (running Virtual Here Client 3.5.5 as Service)
Cannon IPxxx <---^

Hello,

I have a USB DVB device connected to a server side on a Rpi2.

It is connected to a Ubuntu 14.04 client, but generating lots of DMESG errors. This is even before a stream is started. Is it a bottleneck with the Pi or something else?

Regards

Craig

Hello,

Perhaps I'm missing something, but I can't for the life of me figure out what's wrong. I have a RPi2 acting as a server running latest Rasbian Jessie, and a client running Ubuntu 14.04. I have tried also running the client on another Ubuntu PC 16.04, I don't have any Windows clients to try. I would be grateful for any assistance.

cheers

Craig

Server Side
pi@roof:~ $ uname -a
Linux roof 4.1.19-v7+ #858 SMP Tue Mar 15 15:56:00 GMT 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux