WTware Technical Support

Dear All, I´ve tried with two different logitech headsets, one with buttons on the cable and one without. With both of them the result is the same: I can hear audio in the headphones, but the microphone does not show up in Win 10 audio devices. In the config, this is what I have: sound=on, hw:1:0 Fr...

+1 for Openelec, although I´m more into Libreelec. Anyway, is it possible to send this command to wtware while it´s running: amixer cset numid=3 1 and then amixer cset numid=3 2 Then it should be doable. right? If in Raspbian, this can be done on the fly. Just dunno how to send commands to wtware wh...

Hi there,

With my RPi4 I tested videos on youtube, and found that the audio is delayed by 200 ms. I´ve set the buffer to 50ms, but this 200ms is what I get. Any way to solve this?

aka wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2019 9:43 amNo.

Thanks, so multiple audio outputs to choose from in device manager is not possible? Example: I use a headset connected on the 3,5" jack, and then decide the rest of the house should know what I´m listening to, and choose the output to be bluetooth streaming to the amplifier instead.

Dear All,

Is it possible to configure wtware to toggle onthefly between audio devices - HDMI, 3,5" jack, bluetooth and USB audio?

I have an on/off button on the powercable to the raspberry. Is software reboot then possible?

Ok, sorry I keep on coming up with new ideas.. Can the new rpi4 with its two HDMI-outs output two separate hosts via these on two monitors, and have two mouse/keyboard sets connected which have been assigned, one to each host?

Thank you akatik,

Are there any ways of combining the inputs from two hosts in a split screen or overlay, for example?

Fantastic, didn´t know it´d be this easy!!! Thanks!

Btw, is wtware always connected with both hosts, hence using bandwidth for two hosts simultaneously, or does it only receive data from the host that´s currently showing?

What I ment is toggling with for instance a hotkey without having to reboot the raspberry.

Hi there!

Did anyone experiment with making an installation of wtware working in sort of a KVM way, where you can easily toogle between two hosts in the same session?

If so, how?

Just got a rpi4 w 4GB RAM and can confirm how great this works on my 720p TV. Only tweaked the config so that it outputs sound to the minijack, and then I could enjoy glitchfree 1080p video! Audio seems to be shifted a bit, not sure if by + or -, but I´ll deal with that later. This was over LAN btw....

One last thing to add, I configure the remote desktop settings to use lossless video setting however I have also configured it to detect network bandwidth and compress based off bandwidth, meaning some client sessions the video is pixelated and goes to lossless when image is static. Not a great exp...

Gotcha, so all in all it does what it should in terms of being a remote desktop client? Did anyone test it with watching full screen 1080p videos?

Awesome! How does it not work with chrome? That you can see all apps, all browsers except for chrome?