Đa phương tiện chuyển hướng (MMR) cung cấp các dòng đa phương tiện trực tiếp cho các máy tính khách hàng bằng cách sử dụng một kênh ảo. Xem khách hàng và xem khách hàng với MMR Chế độ hỗ trợ địa phương trên các hệ điều hành sau đây:và bản sao tiêu chuẩn và bản sao tiêu chuẩn, bản sao, và bảo mật máy chủ tiêu chuẩn, bản sao, và máy chủ bảo mật | Chapter 2 System Requirements for Client Components HP RGS has the following limitations Connections to virtual machines are not supported. Vista desktops are not supported. Tunnel connections are not supported. Only direct connections are supported. Smart cards are not supported. Multiple monitors are not supported. View Portal does not support RGS connections. Linux thin clients do not support RGS connections. Multimedia Redirection MMR Multimedia redirection MMR delivers the multimedia stream directly to client computers by using a virtual channel. View Client and View Client with Local Mode support MMR on the following operating systems Windows XP Windows XP Embedded Windows Vista The MMR feature supports the media file formats that the client system supports since local decoders must exist on the client. File formats include MPEG2 WMV AVI and WAV among others. For best quality use Windows Media Player 10 or later and install it on both the local computer or client access device and the View desktop. You must add the MMR port as an exception to your firewall software. The default port for MMR is 9427. Note The View Client video display hardware must have overlay support for MMR to work correctly. Adobe Flash Requirements You can reduce the amount of bandwidth used by Adobe Flash content that runs in View desktop sessions. This reduction can improve the overall browsing experience and make other applications running in the desktop more responsive. Adobe Flash bandwidth reduction is available for Internet Explorer sessions on Microsoft Windows only and for Adobe Flash versions 9 and 10 only. To make use of Adobe Flash bandwidth reduction settings Adobe Flash must not be running in full screen mode. Smart Card Authentication Requirements Client systems that use a smart card for user authentication must meet certain requirements. Each client system that uses a smart card for user authentication must have the following software and hardware View Client A .
