HP Xw9400 Remote Graphics Software 4.2.0 User Guide - Page 85

Rgreceiver.Audio.IsMutable, Rgreceiver.Audio.IsEnabled, Rgreceiver.Audio.IsInStereo, Rgreceiver.

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Using Remote Graphics Software Rgreceiver.RecentWindowPositions=0 0 1280 0 This property will set the coordinates of the first Remote Display Window to (0,0), and the second Remote Display Window to (1280, 0). In this example, if each Remote Display Window was at resolution 1280x1024, the first window would show up at the far left of the receiver's display, and the second window would be placed right next to the right edge of the first window, making them appear as one large 2560x1024 display. Audio Properties: Rgreceiver.Audio.IsMutable=bool If set to "1", the user will be able to modify all audio controls in the RGS Receiver. If set to "0", none of the controls can be modifed by the user. The default value is "1" audio can be configured by the user. This property only applies to the Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver. Rgreceiver.Audio.IsEnabled=bool If set to "1", the audio subsystem in RGS will be enabled. If set to "0", all remote audio will be disabled and no network bandwidth will be consumed for remote audio. The default value is "1" - audio is enabled. This property only applies to the Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver. Rgreceiver.Audio.IsInStereo=bool If set to "1", stereo is enabled and both left and right channels are transmitted. The highest quality setting with stereo enabled is equivalent to CD quality audio but consumes more network bandwidth. The default value is "1" - stereo is enabled. This property only applies to Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver. Rgreceiver.Audio.IsFollowsFocusEnabled=bool If set to "1", enables only the audio stream corresponding to the Remote Display Window that currently has the keyboard focus. The audio stream from all other active connections is disabled. Setting the property to "0" combines the audio from all active connections into a single stream. The default value is "0" - combine audio from all active connections and play in a single stream. Rgreceiver.Audio.Quality=int The AudioQuality can be set to low (0), medium (1) or high (2) quality. This property is used to adjust the sample rate of the streaming audio. The lower the sample rate, the less information that is sent over the network thereby reducing the amount of consumed bandwidth. The default value is "1" - medium audio quality. This property only applies to Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver. 77

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Using Remote Graphics Software
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Rgreceiver.RecentWindowPositions=0 0 1280 0
This property will set the coordinates of the first Remote Display Window to (0,0),
and the second Remote Display Window to (1280, 0). In this example, if each
Remote Display Window was at resolution 1280x1024, the first window would show
up at the far left of the receiver's display, and the second window would be placed
right next to the right edge of the first window, making them appear as one large
2560x1024 display.
Audio Properties
:
Rgreceiver.Audio.IsMutable
=bool
If set to "1", the user will be able to modify all audio controls in the RGS Receiver. If
set to "0", none of the controls can be modifed by the user. The default value is "1" -
audio can be configured by the user.
This property only applies to the Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver.
Rgreceiver.Audio.IsEnabled
=bool
If set to "1", the audio subsystem in RGS will be enabled. If set to "0", all remote
audio will be disabled and no network bandwidth will be consumed for remote audio.
The default value is "1" - audio is enabled.
This property only applies to the Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver.
Rgreceiver.Audio.IsInStereo
=bool
If set to "1", stereo is enabled and both left and right channels are transmitted. The
highest quality setting with stereo enabled is equivalent to CD quality audio but
consumes more network bandwidth. The default value is "1" - stereo is enabled.
This property only applies to Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver.
Rgreceiver.Audio.IsFollowsFocusEnabled
=bool
If set to “1”, enables only the audio stream corresponding to the Remote Display
Window that currently has the keyboard focus. The audio stream from all other
active connections is disabled. Setting the property to “0” combines the audio from
all active connections into a single stream. The default value is “0” – combine audio
from all active connections and play in a single stream.
Rgreceiver.Audio.Quality
=int
The AudioQuality can be set to low (0), medium (1) or high (2) quality. This property
is used to adjust the sample rate of the streaming audio. The lower the sample rate,
the less information that is sent over the network thereby reducing the amount of
consumed bandwidth. The default value is "1" - medium audio quality.
This property only applies to Windows or Linux versions of the RGS Receiver.