Hi,
On 09/05/2012 08:07 AM, Pankaj Chhabra wrote:
I am running Free RDP on the system, I am running with the following command
wfreerdp.exe -u Pankaj -p password -o 192.168.1.196 --plugin rdspnd
try wfreerdp.exe -u Pankaj -p password -o --plugin rdpsnd 192.168.1.196
The hostname should be
I do have an old build (4 months) old that supports Audio/Video/Clipboard, will
try to clean up and put the binary out to test.
the video acceleration works quite fast, similar to windows 7 performance.
--- On Tue, 9/4/12, Pankaj Chhabra chhabra.pan...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Pankaj Chhabra
I would be very interested in the clipboard code, I did not get this one to
work.
Thank you
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
An:Freerdp-devel freerdp-devel@lists.sourceforge.net; Pankaj Chhabra
chhabra.pan...@gmail.com;
Von:Huihong Luo huisi...@yahoo.com
Gesendet:Mi 05.09.2012 08:55
Our build supports remote mic, disks, pretty much have all plugins linked to
one exe file. I will try to post the exe.
USB redirection uses virtualbox vrdp
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On Sep 5, 2012, at 12:03 AM, Entwicklung - ECOS Technology
entwickl...@ecos.de wrote:
I would be very interested in
Hello,
Thanks, that will be great
I tried suggestion of passing rdspnd before the host name, it did not work
on Windows. I get the similar error when I run from MAc
Please let me know if I am missing something.
Pankajs-MAC:X11 pankaj$ ./xfreerdp -u xx --plugin rdspnd -p xx
192.168.1.185
Hi there,
I've been investigating FreeRDP on Windows a little. Things work well
under Linux (Fedora 16/17, x86_64), but I'm having stability issues
under Windows 7 x64. I've successfully compiled several different
builds from different tags. I've then run it as follows:
wfreerdp.exe --sec tls
Hi Matthew,
Can you try with a fresh git clone? There was recently a change in the
cmake scripts that would default the MSVC build to a build against the MSVC
static runtime. This could cause issues when linking against a build of
OpenSSL that was built against a different version of the MSVC
Hi
Entwicklung,
no problem, I know you are working on windows stuff. We also spent a few months
around March this year trying to make windows version as same as Linux version.
I will cleanup the clipboard code, and submit, hope
Marc-André can merge to main line.
-
A pure java client with same features as FreeRDP will be a huge undertaking,
any particular reason why a java client is needed? FreeRDP uses ARM NEON or
Intel MMX optimizations for performance, all of these will be lost with pure
java client, besides the efforts. Since each major platforms will
Hi,
Is Java a hard requirement? I have C# bindings written for a large portion
of FreeRDP, you can definitely use them as a basis:
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP-Sharp
Those bindings are enough to have a RemoteFX connection performed from C#.
With a complete C# client you could have a
That's nice, you are already working on C# client.
Is it pure C#? or contains native DLLs that C# calls into?
Do you use lots of DllImport in C# code? If not, translate C# to java should be
very straight forward.
- huihong
--- On Wed, 9/5/12, Marc-André Moreau marcandre.mor...@gmail.com wrote:
--On 5 September 2012 15:02:26 -0700 Huihong Luo huisi...@yahoo.com wrote:
A pure java client with same features as FreeRDP will be a huge
undertaking, any particular reason why a java client is needed? FreeRDP
uses ARM NEON or Intel MMX optimizations for performance, all of these
will be
Yes, I already have working C# bindings to the FreeRDP libraries. I
developed those as part of my capstone project in software engineering. I
had developed a screencasting application that would use the FreeRDP
libraries to share screens using the RemoteFX codec. Performance would be
surprisingly
properjavardp is based on rdesktop, much much smaller code base. If you want
basic stuff, yes, it's easy to impl. That's why I mentioned same features as
FreeRDP, such as RemoteFX, video accelerations, audio, etc., which would be
huge efforts.
--- On Wed, 9/5/12, Alex Bligh a...@alex.org.uk
Hi,
Given your requirements of not having to install anything, there's really
not many options available. The only true way of getting a no installation
RDP client is to have it all run within the web browser, not requiring any
plugins. This is what FreeRDP-WebConnect does. If it doesn't work on
Alex,
You have to evaluate requirements with regards to their possible value.
Yes, having a no-installation client is definitely of great value, but if
it means implementing an RDP client fully in Java or C# without reusing any
of the existing native code I think it's definitely not worth it. The
Hello,
It is crashing for me on Windows 8.
Thanks,
Pankaj
On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 at 11:39 PM, Huihong Luo huisi...@yahoo.com wrote:
forgot to mention, RemoteFX is fully supported too
--- On Wed, 9/5/12, Huihong Luo huisi...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Huihong Luo huisi...@yahoo.com
Subject:
ok, never tested it on win8, any debug massages? saying which line, etc.
what is the command line you use?
--- On Wed, 9/5/12, Pankaj Chhabra chhabra.pan...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Pankaj Chhabra chhabra.pan...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Freerdp-devel] FreeRDP Windows experimental build
To: Huihong
Hi Marc-André,
Having experience with JNI bindings for Java, I can say making Java
bindings to the FreeRDP libraries would require quite a lot more work.
Pinvoke does not require having glue layer code on the native side, even
though it can be used. JNI bindings, on the other hand, definitely
Tried wfreerdp to remote control a xfreerdp session - this works fine
right until the resolution of the to be controlled session is higher
than the controlling session, resizing was discussed in April 2011
(http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=BANLkTinQjLopm
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