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Category
Parameter
Enable Local USB
Audio Driver
Enable Dual Audio
Output
Enable Opus Audio
Codec
Audio
Input
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Configuring Audio
Description
This option locally terminates any USB audio devices that are attached to the
Tera2 PCoIP Zero Client.
When enabled, the audio stream is moved out of the PCoIP USB data channel
and into a PCoIP audio data channel that handles lost and out-of-sequence
packets without retransmitting them. The audio data are also compressed,
resulting in bandwidth savings and a much improved sound experience.
When this option is not enabled, USB audio devices are bridged to the host,
and the audio stream is embedded in the PCoIP USB data channel as
uncompressed audio data. This data channel retransmits lost and out-of-
sequence packets, which can affect audio performance in adverse network
conditions.
For bi-directional audio support (for example, microphone as well as
playback), the Teradici Audio Driver must be installed on your VM and
selected as the default playback device.
Caution: If you use a USB composite device that contains audio functionality
but also has one or more functions that must be bridged (that is, terminated
remotely so the host OS can install the driver), you can't use the local USB
audio driver for the device.
When enabled, all VM audio is sent to both an external speaker and a USB
headset.
When enabled, the Opus audio codec is used for audio output from software
hosts to clients if supported by the host.
The options in this section enable you specify the preferred device to use for
audio input (recording). The options are available when you select Enable Local
USB Audio Driver.
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