Connect to a Digital Audio Device

  1. Connect the audio device to the remote client PC prior to launching the browser connection to the KX III.
  2. Connect to the target from the Port Access page.
  3. Once connected, click the Audio button audio button in the toolbar.

    The Connect Audio Device dialog appears. A list of available audio device connected to the remote client PC is displayed.

    Note: If there are no available audio devices connected to the remote client PC, the Audio icon is grayed out. .

  4. Check Connect Playback Device if you are connecting to a playback device.
  5. Select the device that you wish to connect from the drop-down list.
  6. Select the audio format for the playback device from the Format: drop-down.

    Note: Select the format that you wish to use based on the available network bandwidth. Formats with lower sampling rates consume less bandwidth and may tolerate more network congestion.

  7. Check Connect Recording Device if you are connecting a recording device.

    Note: The device names listed in the Connect Recording Device drop-down are truncated to a maximum of 30 characters for Java clients.

  8. Select the device that you wish to connect from the drop-down list.
  9. Select the audio format for the recording device from the Format: drop-down.
  10. Click OK. If the audio connection is established, a confirmation message appears. Click OK.

    If the connection was not established, an error message appears.

    Once an audio connection is established, the Audio menu is changed to Disconnect Audio. Additionally, the settings for the audio device are saved and applied to the audio device.

    A Speaker icon Common_speaker_on is displayed in the status bar at the bottom of the client window. It is grayed out when no audio is being used. When the Speaker icon and Microphone icon Common_mic_on are displayed in the status bar, the session is being captured as it is streamed.

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See Also

Connecting and Disconnecting from a Digital Audio Device

Disconnect from an Audio Device