I gave the product a try, but I couldn't get it to work. I wish I could post some screenshots to this forum, but I guess I'll just have to describe my results.
When I brought up Windows Sound Recorder to test recording, the "record" button was disabled (gray). Sound recorder works fine when I connect to the server directly, without going through RDP.
Through RDP, when I open the Audio Properties dialog from Sound Recorder it displays "FabulaTech RDP Audio In" as the default device for sound recording. Under the Windows volume application, however, this device is not listed as one of the mixer devices in it's Properties dialog.
I am also seeing this identical issue with the latest version of Sound over RDP, using WinXP professional with latest updates. Do you need any further diagnostic information to troubleshoot this issue?
If you are using Windows XP as the server OS, then on the workstation go to the RDP options - local resources - remote computer sound - leave at remote computer
If you are using Windows 2003 as the server OS, on the workstation go to the RDP options - local resources - remote computer sound - bring to this computer
Could you please tell me what is the operating system on the server and on the workstation (and if it's x32 or x64) and what is the version of Sound over RDP?
While login via RDP can you hear any sound? Did you manage to perform the test with windows sound recorder? Did it work? Were the buttons greyed?
The issue isn't to do with your product, the RDP workstaion is a VMWare instance which doesn't have a sound card - from further research it looks like a dead end.
i have a server ( vps) that conected with remote desktop and the windows is xp can i speake with my pc and use mic on skype and other with remote desktop? thank
i dont have sound in my remote desktop can you help me alex can i sent detail of my rmote desktop in private mesage or yahoo? for help i lik to buy if this work with audio recoring and mic thank
You can describe the whole scenario in your message and send it support@fabulatech.com
Anyway it would be really helpful to find out if you have already tested "Sound over RDP" and if it worked. To pass the mic to your remote desktop you do not have to use "USB for Remote Desktop" product. It is "Sound over RDP" which is designed to do it. Here you may find the online guide which can be really helpful:
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