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MIDI emulation Plug-In
Name: Kay Tee Pren Tiss Date: May 7, 2008 at 17:54:12 Pacific OS: Win Server 2003 CPU/Ram: ? Product: ?
Comment:
In Terminal Services (Remote Desktop), Audio is being streamed, but there is no audio in, so audio programs don't run on a terminal server via Remote Desktop. Now, is there a way of emulating a Sound Blaster AWE32 General MIDI (The same MIDI VMware Uses) or any MIDI emulating plug in which I can install on Terminal Services as a plug in, so that I can playback MIDI, use Music Programs, Record MIDI Audio in the Terminal Services Session?
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The local (rdc client) machine provides the audio hardware. You can't emulate that. The speakers have to plug into something.
Or don't I get what you are asking?
Do you mean a server has no audio device? To make a long story short it has to have a device. (there might be a way but there are too many other issues)
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