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No. Sound is working in one way only and without MIDI.<br />
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Look at <a href="http://www.sound-over-rdp.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.sound-over-rdp.com/</a>&nbsp;for some paid solutions...
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No. Sound is working in one way only and without MIDI.

Look at http://www.sound-over-rdp.com/ [http://www.sound-over-rdp.com/] for some paid solutions...

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Sound-over-RDP does not have a client for Windows CE, otherwise I would have used that solution. <br />
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Any other suggestions?
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Sound-over-RDP does not have a client for Windows CE, otherwise I would have used that solution.

Any other suggestions?

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Is two way sound working today with RDP?<br />
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Server is Windows 2003 R2<br />
Client is HP Thin client with Win CE 5.0, using RDP 5.2 (please correct me if wrong). <br />
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The need is for Skype and similar, connecting an USB headset into the thin client and run SKype or similar installed at the server throw RDP. <br />
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I know this feature should be implemented but I am not sure if it is yet. 
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Is two way sound working today with RDP?

Server is Windows 2003 R2
Client is HP Thin client with Win CE 5.0, using RDP 5.2 (please correct me if wrong). 

The need is for Skype and similar, connecting an USB headset into the thin client and run SKype or similar installed at the server throw RDP. 

I know this feature should be implemented but I am not sure if it is yet. 

Is two way sound working today with RDP?

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