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#Teradici pcoip connect to virtual machine driver#
#Teradici pcoip connect to virtual machine software#
#Teradici pcoip connect to virtual machine windows 7#

Fixed audio-video lip synchronization drift over time on Windows 7 desktops.

Fixed blue screen observed on Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit) desktops when playing a YouTube video (with sound) and muting the microphone input.

Fixes a problem where the audio playback stops after some time (i.e.

This is for installations on VMware View virtual machines only (not for installation on VMware View Clients).

#Teradici pcoip connect to virtual machine driver#

This driver supersedes the VMware Virtual Audio Driver (DevTap) that is provided with the VMware View 4.5 (or newer) installer.

WHQL signed driver that provides additional functionality of analog audio input on the client.

Note Linux-based VMware View Clients support audio output, but do not support analog audio input (this requires audio input support in the View Linux client, please contact VMware if you are interested in this capability).

Windows-based VMware View 4.5 or newer clients with audio enabled.

PCoIP Zero Clients with firmware 3.2.x or newer (for a list of clients see ).

Is verified on the following virtual desktop OS:.

Only runs on systems with the VMware View Agent 4.5 or newer

There a no new features in this release.

The driver comes as a component within the PCoIP Component Installer. This is intended to provide analog recording and dictation support for virtual desktops.

#Teradici pcoip connect to virtual machine software#

The Teradici's virtual audio driver provides bi-directional analog audio support for virtual desktops using PCoIP Software such as VMware View. The Teradici Virtual Audio Driver 1.1.0 is a maintenance release. Teradici Virtual Audio Driver 1.1.0 Release Details (15134-770) Thanks in advance.ĭon't know if this helps but here is a snippet of what is on Teradici's support site: Notice the note for Linux under the supported clients. If it is possible (as its not currently working for me) what factors do I need to consider to get this working on Linux. I need some confirmation if bi-directional audio traffic is possible using PCoIP with Ubuntu (Linux)? When using VMware Horizon View, any View Client (PCoIP zero client or software client) can connect directly to a Horizon View. Simply type in the IP address or Fully Qualified Domain Name of the machine into the client. The Teradici driver that comes by default with the client appears to require some additional driver support to handle bi-directional audio traffic.Ĭlearly as you have already idenitied I am no vmware view expert. When using Cloud Access Software you can connect directly to the Virtual Machine without using a broker.

I'm guessing there are two key factors in achieving PCoIP audio data on client machine and have that data delivered to the VM: However the quality is quite poor therefore getting the audio traffic transferred using PCoIP by the View client will make it possible with a client/server configuration to manipulate the bandwidth and hence control to some extent the audio quality.

I can achieve audio pass-through just fine using USB redirection. I am having some issues getting the microphone input from the client machine (Ubuntu) through to the VM as PCoIP traffic. PCoIP session terminated due to Power Sleep disconnect (not used for VDI).VMware View Client version: 1.6.0 (Linux) TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_DEVICE_PWR_SLEEP_DISCONNECT The VMware View Connection Server (broker) requested the session to end. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_DEVICE_BROKER_DISCONNECT PCoIP session terminated due to the user clicking the Disconnect button in the client Administrative Web Interface. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_DEVICE_WEB_MANUAL_ADMIN_DISCONNECT PCoIP session terminated due to the user clicking the zero client’s Disconnect button. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_DEVICE_GPIO_MANUAL_USER_DISCONNECT PCoIP session terminated due to the user closing the View Client window or due to the user ending the View application task inside the Windows Task Manager TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_DEVICE_OSD_MANUAL_USER_DISCONNECT PCoIP connection not established due to incompatible host driver version (not used for VDI). TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_DRIVER_INCOMPATIBLE_ PCoIP session terminated due to admin manually disconnected the session from the Administrative Web Interface. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_BROKER_MANUAL_ADMIN_DISCONNECT PCoIP session terminated due to the VDI user selecting Logoff or Restart from Windows in the VDI session. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_BROKER_MANUAL_USER_LOGOUT PCoIP session terminated due to VMware View Connection Server (broker) maximum session duration (Connection Server setting) exceeded. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_BROKER_SESSION_EXPIRY_TIMEOUT Note: If the Welcome Screen is enable in the View Administrator a This should not occur in normal operation. PCoIP connection not established due to failure of PCoIP server initialization. TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_BROKER_GENERIC TERA_DISCONNECT_CAUSE_HOST_BROKER_INTERNAL_SERVER_FAILURE PCoIP session terminated due to lost network.