I.2.1.1 Configure audio devices for remote desktop environment
The corresponding configuration is required both on the terminal server and on the client computer.
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The configuration of audio devices for Remote Desktop is only partially supported as of SwyxWare version 13.10. Only use this function for test purposes.
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To configure the audio devices on the terminal server
1 Enter "Services" in the search field on the taskbar and confirm with the Enter key.
2 Set the start mode of the "Windows Audio" service to "Automatic" and start the service.
3 Check whether a recording device and a playback device are activated in the operating system.
4 Open the Windows command line via Start | Run.
5 Enter "gpedit.msc" in the command line to open the Group Policy Editor.
6 Configure the following policies via the "Edit policy setting" hyperlink:
7 Install SwyxIt!
8 Open the Windows command line via Start | Run.
9 Enter "regedit" in the command line to open the registry editor.
10 Configure the following registry value under:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Swyx\Client Line Manager\CurrentVersion\Options\EnableRemoteAudio
REG_DWORD value=0x01
To configure the audio devices on the client computer
The audio devices that you want to use with SwyxIt! Classic are connected to the client computer.
1 Enter "Remote Desktop Connection" in the search field on the taskbar and confirm with the Enter key.
2 Select "Show options" or "Show options".
3 Select the "Local Ressourses" tab.
4 In the "Remote audio" area, click on "Settings".
5 Activate the options "Play on this computer" and "Record from this computer".
6 Open the RDP connection to the terminal server.
7 Start SwyxIt! Classic and log on to SwyxServer.
8 In SwyxIt! Classic, click on "Settings | Local configuration..." in the menu bar.
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The "Properties of..." page appears.
9 Select the "Audio mode" tab.
10 Make sure that the desired audio devices are marked as "Remote audio" in the list.
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The configuration is complete, you can use your audio devices with SwyxIt! Classic on the terminal server.