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Hello all,

I am having an issue with VirtualHere not working properly with a USB soundcard. I have confirmed that it works when plugged directly into the PC. All other USB devices work with VirtualHere except for this device.

Server: Nvidia Shield TV Pro (2019) Android TV
Client: Windows 10 PC
Device: Nobsound NS-10G USB Soundcard (recognized as USB2.0 Device)
3 Device License

When I plug it into the Nvidia Shield, I get the following message:

"VirtualHere USB Server

I'm trying to do that, but the virtual here never finds the server.

There is USBIP server installed on Ubuntu 18.05 LTS x64 with kernel 5.4.0-126-generic.
Is there some version of VirtualHere for Windows x64 supporting USBIP ?

At the time, the client sees the server but doesn' t show devices and ge nerage 10054 error.

Intro

I am running VirtualHere Server on Synology DS1522+
My goal is to connect all my old Android devices to USB hub to DS1522+ and be able to remote debug it (local wifi network)

All devices which I attached are visible in VirtualHere Client on macOS. But `adb devices` command on the client shows nothing

List of devices attached

I noticed sometime after upgrading my macOS to 12.6 and my VirtualHere client to 5.3.9 on my 2021 M1 MacBook Pro that I can no longer see the VirtualHere client icon in the Mac system menu bar, so I can't un-minimize the client GUI after I click the red "x" button in the client GUI (and the yellow "-" icon in the client GUI, which I understand some macOS apps use for minimizing, is also not clickable). Do you have any ideas for why that might be happening?

Is there a rough SD memory size you would recommend for the current "cloudhub-pi3-factory-sdcard" and "cloudhub-pi4-factory-sdcard" image?

I tried reading a working 32 GB SD in W7, but it reports what appears to be bogus info (FAT, 16 MB used, 4 MB free, 20 MB total) as I suspect he file system is not FAT.

Thanks

Hello,

I needed a way to connect to a USB over a long distance remotely. Virtual here seems like a great way to do just that.

I have tried many different ways of connecting the virtual here server and client, but they all seem to cause latency spikes. This is a problem because I am trying to view live ECG data that is being transmitted to the USB. The lag spikes mess up the data and make it unviewable.

Server:
- Sony Bravia X950G
- Android TV

Client:
- Windows 11 desktop

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When using VirtualHere, the dongle does not work (it was working some months ago though).
The dongle works when connected directly to the PC (I tried, just in case the dongle was the issue).

The VH Client recognizes the device ("XBOX ACC (In use by you)") but it's not possible to get it working after as the device is not recognized " Unknown USB Device (Invalid Configuration Descriptor).

Hi, I just bought VirtualHere for SteamLink, plus the unlimited DLC. Thank you for providing us with this useful tool!

-Tried it with my hardware Steam Link and everything seems to be working well.

-Tried it with my Toshiba Android smart TV app and I can't get it to work.

Hi,

I'm using the paid verion of the Android server on the Nvidia Shield TV (fully updated) streaming from my PC through either the SteamLink or Moonlight apps installed on the Shield. I'm using an Xbox One controller which I usualy connect using the Shield's bluetooth connection (the controller's bluetooth USB dongle doesnt seem to pair to the controller when connected to the Shield).