Virtualbox windows directsound driver 64 Bit#
Virtualbox windows directsound driver drivers#
Virtualbox windows directsound driver driver#
Virtualbox windows directsound driver windows#

The only reason I am trying vBox is for the audio capabilities in its VRDP server. The audio works fine on the host OS when I am logged on, but when I use RDP and try to access the Linux guest OS, I don't get any audio.

Virtualbox windows directsound driver driver#

the Guest OS is Ubuntu Hardy 8.04.Д¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view 00:00:01.195 Audio: Trying driver 'dsound'.Д 0:00:01.301 DSound: Could not initialize DirectSoundCaptureД 0:00:01.301 DSound: Reason: No sound driver is available for use, or the given GUID is not a valid DirectSound device ID I have it running Headless fine but audio does not work.

Virtualbox windows directsound driver windows#

Let me know if you need any further info to help your investigations (logs, etc.I am trying to run VirtualBox-2.0.4 on Windows Server 2003. Since audio-related problems, presumably related to the Vbox DirectSound/ICH AC97 driver/controllers, can seriously effect guest and host stability ( #5140), I hope that the audio issues can be addressed.

Virtualbox windows directsound driver 64 Bit#

I also have the reverse, IE: Karmic 64 bit as host and Vista 64 bit Business as guest and that does not show these problems either.' I do have sound issues in OpenSolaris and just quit using sound months ago, just didn't interest me to find a fix (sorry rasta) I am not that well versed on Solaris. I have Ubuntu Karmic running in seamless on top of Vista 32bit Business and listening to Last Fm in Karmic while writing this in Vista. Perryg has reported problems with OpenSolaris guest audio support that he has not addressed: the guest and host will hang completely upon login (see bug #5140). However, with Vbox 3.0.8+, if both 'Sound Server Setup' and 'Sounds for Events' are enabled in the JDS desktop.

Virtualbox windows directsound driver drivers#

Opensound oss 4.2 Solaris drivers will only intermittently work, in part due to flawed oss package design. If the 'update_drv' command above is given, audio will 'work' in the guest, but with abysmally low quality and at 2-3x proper speed.

I'm using Solaris 10 u8 64-bit guest on a 32-bit WinXP host, same VM audio drivers as originally reported above. Audio support for Solaris guests on Windows hosts is still unstable to non-functional using Vbox 3.0.12.