How a server component access the actual audio hardware on..

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Hi,

We have an RTP application which has server (developed as a service) and
client (Axtivex component) parts. Now this is running properly without
terminal service. I mean when the client
does a terminal service to this server, our server component (when
viewed through the terminal service server desk top) does not show any
of the installed audio hardware components. It (Our server service has a
UI to show/select the audio hardware devices) just shows the "Microsoft
RDP audio driver" where as we want our server service to use the actual
audio hardware.
What we should do for this problem ?

Regards
Esha

 

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What version of Windows Server? 2000 doesn't support audio unless using Citrix MetaFrame, 2003 does by default.

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Patrick Rouse
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
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"Eshanye.K.P" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We have an RTP application which has server (developed as a service) and
> client (Axtivex component) parts. Now this is running properly without
> terminal service. I mean when the client
> does a terminal service to this server, our server component (when
> viewed through the terminal service server desk top) does not show any
> of the installed audio hardware components. It (Our server service has a
> UI to show/select the audio hardware devices) just shows the "Microsoft
> RDP audio driver" where as we want our server service to use the actual
> audio hardware.
> What we should do for this problem ?
>
> Regards
> Esha
>
>
>