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Table Of Contents
- VMware Horizon View Feature Pack Installation and Administration
- Contents
- VMware Horizon View Feature Pack Installation and Administration
- VMware Horizon View Feature Pack Components
- Setup and Installation
- System Requirements for the Horizon View Feature Pack
- Installing and Deploying the Remote Experience Agent on Horizon View Desktops
- Upgrading the Remote Experience Agent
- Install the Remote Experience Agent Interactively
- Remote Experience Agent Installation Options
- Install the Remote Experience Agent Silently
- Silent Installation Properties for the Remote Experience Agent
- MSI Command-Line Options for the Remote Experience Agent Installer
- Uninstall the Remote Experience Agent
- Installing HTML Access Software on View Connection Server
- Firewall Rules for HTML Access
- Configure HTML Access Agents to Use New SSL Certificates
- Configure Unity Touch
- Configure Flash URL Redirection for Multicast or Unicast Streaming
- Configure Real-Time Audio-Video
- Manage Access to Windows 7 Multimedia Redirection
- Index
4 Search the log file for [ViewMMDevRedir] VideoInputBase::LogDevEnum to find the log file entries that
reference the attached webcams.
Here is an excerpt from the log file identifying the Microsoft Lifecam HD-5000 webcam:
[ViewMMDevRedir] VideoInputBase::LogDevEnum - 2 Device(s) found
[ViewMMDevRedir] VideoInputBase::LogDevEnum - Index=0 Name=Integrated Webcam
UserId=vid_1bcf&pid_2b83&mi_00#7&1b2e878b&0&0000 SystemId=\\?\usb#vid_1bcf&pid_2b83&mi_00#
[ViewMMDevRedir] VideoInputBase::LogDevEnum - Index=1 Name=Microsoft LifeCam HD-5000
UserId=vid_045e&pid_076d&mi_00#8&11811f49&0&0000 SystemId=\\?\usb#vid_045e&pid_076d&mi_00#
5 Copy the user ID of the preferred webcam.
For example, copy vid_045e&pid_076d&mi_00#8&11811f49&0&0000 to set the Microsoft LifeCam HD-5000
as the default webcam.
6 Start the Registry Editor (regedit.exe) and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VMware,
Inc.\VMware VDM\RTAV.
7 Paste the ID portion of the string into the REG_SZ value, srcWCamId.
For example, paste vid_045e&pid_076d&mi_00#8&11811f49&0&0000 into srcWCamId.
8 Save your changes and exit the registry.
9 Start a new call.
Select a Preferred Webcam or Microphone on a Linux Client System
With the Real-Time Audio-Video feature, if you have multiple webcams and microphones on your client
system, only one webcam and one microphone can be used on your View desktop. To specify which
webcam and microphone are preferred, you can edit a configuration file.
The preferred webcam or microphone is used on the View desktop if it is available, and if not, another
webcam or microphone is used.
With the Real-Time Audio-Video feature, webcams, audio input devices, and audio output devices work
without requiring the use of USB redirection, and the amount network bandwidth required is greatly
reduced. Analog audio input devices are also supported.
To set the properties in the /etc/vmware/config file and specify a preferred device, you must determine the
device ID.
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For webcams, you set the rtav.srcWCamId property to the value of the webcam description found in the
log file, as described in the procedure that follows.
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For audio devices, you set the rtav.srcAudioInId property to the value of the Pulse Audio
device.description field.
To find the value of this field you can search the log file, as described in the procedure that follows.
Prerequisites
Depending on whether you are configuring a preferred webcam, preferred microphone, or both, perform
the appropriate prerequisite tasks:
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Verify that you have a USB webcam installed and operational on your client system.
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Verify that you have a USB microphone or another type of microphone installed and operational on
your client system.
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Verify that you are using the PCoIP display protocol for your View desktop.
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