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I am trying to use VirtualHere with an Xbox One wireless adapter on a Chromecast w/ Google TV while streaming games via Moonlight/GeForce Experience. While streaming the desktop, my controller inputs are sent to the PC and I can move my mouse around and click things no problem. Once in a game, however, it appears that any actual controller inputs (joystick, face buttons, etc) aren't being registered.

Hello!

I recently got a G920 over the holiday. It works for the most part in Windows, it shows in devices, and works in game, but doesn't show up in Steam controller page. It seems to work fine once in game though.

I then went overkill and bought a Next Level Racing Wheel Stand 2.0, and now the rig is a little too big to have sitting in my room where my PC is, lol.

So having a hardware Steam Link, I purchased VirtualHere, moved the G920 rig downstairs and tested it out with a few games:

Forza Horizon 5
Assetto Corsa
BeamNG Drive

Hey all,

I recently decided to purchase a shield for use with Geforce Now games as it has just launched in Australia, however, due to lack of research, I decided to go with the regular non-pro Shield TV (2019). Of course, these devices don't have USB ports so I am now stuck with no ability for a local wireless mic when I play on it.

I heard Virtualhere could maybe help with this, so I figured I'd hook my wireless USB mic to my desktop and stream it to the Shield. Sadly I see there is no Virtualhere Client for the Shield TV, just the USB Server.

<p>I am trying to forward my iPhone to a macOS VM running on a remote server. I am able to SSH forward the VirtualHere server and find my device on the list, but right-clicking on the device and selecting "use this device" shows the following error:
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<p>> The VirtualHere Client drivers could not be loaded. Try rebooting your machine and running VirtualHere Client again.
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<p>I have indeed tried rebooting the machine and re-trying the connection, but the same error showed up.
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<p>Hello,
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<p>I am observing a strange behavior on a raspberry pi zero w.
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<p>OS: dietpi
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<p>raspberry pi (A) connects in a IOT WIFI network (192.168.88.x/24).
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<p>My client computer Windows 10 (B) is in a wired network (192.168.10.x/24)<br />
the networks are connected via a PFSense firewall.
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<p>Firewall-Rules B -> A : TCP 22, TCP 7575, ICMP
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My virtual here pi4 won’t start this morning. The line where it stops says IPv6: ADDRCONF (NETDEV_CHANGE): wlan0: link becomes ready. I have no idea where to even start. Did unplug all usb items with no change.

Can anyone help?

Rod

On windows the mouse and keyboard which are connected to raspberry pi stay connected even if they idle for 10 seconds.
On my macbook the mouse and keyboard work instantly and for as long as you activley use it. If you either stop typing or moving the mouse for 10 seconds, you have to repair the device and constantly move it. I cannot figure out what is wrong.

So I have Virtualhere server running on Win8, and an astronomy camera connected to it as well as a GPS mouse.

Hello! Where can I find latest version VirtualHere Server that still worked on Windows 7 32-bit? What is the number of that version?

I am using VirtualHere server version 4.3.3 and vhui client version 5.2.3. My problem is simple: I want to plug in a device to the server and then rename it by giving it a nickname using the UI client. This works as is, but when I restart the server, all the renamings are lost. When reading the documentation, I got the assumption that the server would write the nickname information to the config.ini file to persist the nicknames. I am hoping this would work so, but currently does not do it.