Hi, David, Some folks may disagree here, but we don’t generally recommend using the VCL for any video- or audio-intensive applications. For viewing videos, a local browser works much better than doing the same thing through the VCL. If the video needs to be played in a particular application, we typically don’t make those applications available through the VCL. As far as audio goes, it can be OK with a suitably low bit-rate, but that, too, is usually best done outside the context of a RDP session. Audio also gets complicated in that not all RDP clients support it in the first place.
Aaron -- Aaron Coburn System Administrator / Programmer Web Services, Amherst College On Dec 17, 2013, at 11:06 AM, David DeMizio <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have been experimenting with sound through remote desktop and it seems to > come in choppy. This will be an issue for our language labs, has anyone > experienced the same issues wen remoting into a virtual node via RDP. I've > tested by watching you tube videos which is pretty much not possible as the > video and sound are just really slow and choppy. Any advice is appreciated > on how others have overcome this within their VCL labs. Thank You. > > David DeMizio > Academic Systems Coordinator > Office of Information Technology > New College of Florida > Phone: 941-487-4222 | Fax: 941-487-4356 > www.ncf.edu
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