HP xw4400 Workstation - Manual (Page 31)

Getting Started with Remote Graphics Software
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Installing & Enabling Remote Audio
Remote Graphics Software supports remote audio. Refer to the System
Requirements section for the list of supported RGS Sender and Receiver operating
systems.
The Receiver Control Panel enables remote audio. When remote audio is enabled the
Sender records and transmits audio to the Receiver for playback. Audio controls in
the Receiver Control Panel allow you set the audio volume, quality, and stereo/mono
format. Note that audio quality and stereo settings will affect your overall network
usage and bandwidth.
The following sections assume the Remote Graphics Software is installed.
Installing Audio on a Receiver for Windows
The Receiver uses the default audio device. If you do not have an audio device
installed or if it is currently disabled, the audio controls in the receiver are disabled.
Note: The audio controls in the Receiver Control Panel can be disabled by setting
properties in the Receiver if the administrator does not want to allow the user to
modify the audio settings.
Installing and Calibrating Audio on a Sender for Windows
Installing Audio on a Sender for Windows
The RGS Sender records from the audio device mixer and sends this information to
the receiver. If an audio device is not detected during installation, the HP Remote
Audio device will be installed. The HP Remote Audio device has only the mixer
available in the recording control panel and the volume level for this line cannot be
adjusted. If an audio device is detected during installation, an attempt is made to
select the mixer as the recorder input. Due to wide variations in naming and volume
levels, it is likely that the mixer line will need to be selected by hand.
To select the mixer as the input line, open the Sounds and Audio Devices control
panel. You can find this by opening the Windows Control Panel in the Start menu.
The following picture shows an example of a Control Panel with the Audio tab
selected.