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. 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)? 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. 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.

VMware View Client version: 1.6.0 (Linux)

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