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is it possible in the next version?
is it possible in the next version?
so that i can stream mp3 from my home computer to office computer directly using UltraVNC.
Just 20KBps for 128k mp3 quality, is it possible in the next version?
Thanks a lot for helping
Just 20KBps for 128k mp3 quality, is it possible in the next version?
Thanks a lot for helping
No, sorry.
UVNC as well as any other remote control package does not offer sound redirection. For that to work on Windows you would need a virtual sound card driver to catch the sound output.
But Rudi seems to be clever at programming device drivers , perhaps it would be no problem for him to program a dummy sound card driver and insert the sound data into the rfb stream for the vncviewer to play.
Citrix can do it (very expensive), I have "done it" too by combining two products :
Virtual Audio Cable (grabs audio output and forwards it to audio input on the SAME PC (vncserver)
One of the free audio conferencing programs (can't remember the name right now ) who reads the forwarded audio on the VNCserver and sends it to the pc running VNCviewer and conferencing listener.
A mess to setup, but it worked ok.
Not really worth the effort, IMO.
/Rasmus
UVNC as well as any other remote control package does not offer sound redirection. For that to work on Windows you would need a virtual sound card driver to catch the sound output.
But Rudi seems to be clever at programming device drivers , perhaps it would be no problem for him to program a dummy sound card driver and insert the sound data into the rfb stream for the vncviewer to play.
Citrix can do it (very expensive), I have "done it" too by combining two products :
Virtual Audio Cable (grabs audio output and forwards it to audio input on the SAME PC (vncserver)
One of the free audio conferencing programs (can't remember the name right now ) who reads the forwarded audio on the VNCserver and sends it to the pc running VNCviewer and conferencing listener.
A mess to setup, but it worked ok.
Not really worth the effort, IMO.
/Rasmus
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Long time no change... where I can find something about voice integration.
I fact i'm looking for a way of integrating a chat/voip application with vnc.
In fact any kind of plugin for a chat application would do the job. I'm looking for the ability to connect to the remote user when you are in a chat session (text or voice).
Even if I preffer open-source software I'm would use skype if there is a way of integrating it with vnc.
I fact i'm looking for a way of integrating a chat/voip application with vnc.
In fact any kind of plugin for a chat application would do the job. I'm looking for the ability to connect to the remote user when you are in a chat session (text or voice).
Even if I preffer open-source software I'm would use skype if there is a way of integrating it with vnc.