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We got the T5455 to test with it. One problem I found was that when connected to TS over the internet the sound doesn't really work, all I hear is noise but when connected via regular Desktop RDP to the TS over the internet the quality is not so bad, maybe something close to radio quality. Is the sound problem because the little box doens't have enough &nbsp;power to process it?
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We got the T5455 to test with it. One problem I found was that when connected to TS over the internet the sound doesn't really work, all I hear is noise but when connected via regular Desktop RDP to the TS over the internet the quality is not so bad, maybe something close to radio quality. Is the sound problem because the little box doens't have enough  power to process it?

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Sound hardly works with microsoft RDP cleint over 100Mbps ethernet. Network jitter plays significant role there.<br />
Best to disable it on server until networks develop to handle it.
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Sound hardly works with microsoft RDP cleint over 100Mbps ethernet. Network jitter plays significant role there.
Best to disable it on server until networks develop to handle it.

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in this case the sound kinda works on the MS RDP over Internet (not 100Mbs) but doesn't at all on the HP Thin Clinet RDP client, so I was wondering why
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in this case the sound kinda works on the MS RDP over Internet (not 100Mbs) but doesn't at all on the HP Thin Clinet RDP client, so I was wondering why

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Exactly :kinda works:<br />
I prefer to disable and forget....<br />
Is this still about replacing/polishing HP terminals?
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Exactly :kinda works:
I prefer to disable and forget....
Is this still about replacing/polishing HP terminals?

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Can someone recommend a comparable, cheaper ThinClient for only Remote Desktop Services (no Citrix or VMware) running W2K8 RS2?<br />
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Thank you
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Can someone recommend a comparable, cheaper ThinClient for only Remote Desktop Services (no Citrix or VMware) running W2K8 RS2?

Thank you

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