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Overview:

I am trying to use a Software Defined Radio remotely using virtualhere, license purchased. The radio hardware is a FunCube dongle. When plugged in to my laptop, it appears as a USB audio source labelled FunCube Dongle and an HID, with no particularly unique name. It works fine in the laptop, the HID is used to control the hardware -- frequency, mode, etc.

There seems to be an issue with the vhhcd.kext file and DisplayLink software. With the extension installed, my DisplayLink connected monitor blanks. Not sure which program is the issue, but I had to remove vhhcd in order to recover my DisplayLink connected monitor.

Here is the thread at the DisplayLink forum in case it is of use.

http://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?p=77258&posted=1#post77…

Thanks,
Kevin

I am writing a powershell script based upon the 2.9.2 client version. The USB devices that we attach are WiFi adapters (over 240 connected to multiple VH servers in a classroom/lab environment). Because of the nature of the WiFi adapters, there are frequent times where even though there is a VH client-server connection established, the Windows client does not actually see any WiFi networks. I don't know if there is an issue with the WiFi client, or with VirtualHere.

Hi,

I have two questions. First one is simple: I have a QNAP NAS and downloaded VirtualHere from their store. The version there is 2.0.6. Would it be possible to publish a newer version, or did I get something wrong?

I am using the windows client and want to capture the output from the vhui64 -t list command into a variable using powershell, or alternatively into a file. When I use powershell, I always get the list output as a popup, even if I try to redirect the command to a file such as

$vh = vhui64 -t list
vhui64 -t list > log.txt

Redirects to a file in a windows command window creates an empty file.

Any suggestions?

thx

I currently am trying the trial version of VirtualHere before purchasing a license. I am using an Asustor AS5008T with a Intel Celeron 2.41GHz Dual-core processor with 2GB of RAM as the server. Attached to it I have an LG USB 3.0 Blu-ray drive with a model number of BE14NU40.

When I start the Mac client and attempt to use the Blu-ray drive, I receive the following message:

"USB-SATA Bridge" is a USB 3.0 device, plug it into a USB 2.0 hub or port before using."

"USB-SATA Bridge" is how the drive appears through VirtualHere.

Hi,
first of all, thx a lot for your nice work.

i'm trying to get an usb camera to work with virtualhere but i keep getting some errors.
i'm running vh server on my ubuntu desktop (x64), and the client on windows 7 x64 in a vmware guest on the same host.

the general config looks fine, i can get a flashdrive to work properly and get around 4MB/s transfer speed when reading from the flashdrive through your win7 client.

I have a registered server running on a R-Pi, and have been using it with WIndows clients. The Pi has two IP addresses, one private, one public, with a default route via a VPN tunnel (to service the public IP). My application has been control of devices over serial links. I have been impressed with VirtualHere, though I did notice a slight delay to responses to commands and put it down to the practicalities of getting USB over a network. However, I did notice when using the console client that it was connecting to the public IP of the server.

Hello,

Hello again,

Does VirtualHere's 1-device-limit apply to the number of logical devices exposed, or the number of physical devices exposed? In further attempts to get a FUNCubeDonglePro+ to work through VirtualHere, which involves the single physical device exposing a HID and a sound input, I seem to be only able to get control of one or the other:

When I am streaming audio, I lose contact from the HID. When I stop the audio, the HID comes back. When I select the FUNCube in the client app, it is listed as a single device named "FUNCube Dongle Pro Plus."