Now after connecting to remote Windows CIPC will be able to find suitable audio devices ( Virtual Audio Cable is working just fine ). Hit the Windows key, type Control Panel in the taskbar’s search field, and select the Control Panel desktop app in the results. Each device simulates an audio adapter (usually named a card) whose output is internally connected to the input. So before connecting via RDP to virtualized Windows (when entering remote computer address) click "Options" and on "Local Resources" tab:įor Windows XP: choose "Leave at remote computer" įor Windows 7: Settings => Play on remote computer.Īlso in Windows 7 CIPC should be run in compatibility mode to be able to use virtual audio card: Right click on CIPC shortcut => Properties => Compatibility tab => Check "Run this program in compatibility mode for:" => Windows XP (Service Pack 3). VAC creates a set of virtual audio devices. Just in case people still need to run CIPC in virtualized Windows XP or Windows 7īy default RDP uses setting "Bring remote computer sound to this computer" (XP) or "Play on this computer" (7) and CIPC is not working with this settings even if virtual sound card is installed (only Microsoft RDP Audio Driver is available in audio settings in this case and CIPC ignores it).
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