Has anyone used this device with a softphone in a VDI environment with USB Redirection or remote audio/mic?
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Hi Ken, we haven't but I would suggest giving Plantronics tech support a call and they would be able to find out for sure. 1-800-544-4660
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IT WORKS! Thanks so much to L. Rabbit, Ben, and Victor for getting me on track. The D-Link Skype adapter is working using USRobotics drivers! Who would have thunk it? Your help is much appreciated. Fran
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No, not that I see in the online manual, plus I don't see connectivity on the camera for an external mike.http://pdf.crse.com/manuals/4424086131/EN/contents/02/index.html
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Yes via usb,i just did this a few months back.seems to be an update every few years.
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This won't work in my experience. It gets recognized but no matter what 3.5" microphone you plug into it, it won't recognize the audio for chat... have anyone really test it? I did and that was my experience
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No. It's strictly a USB device. I use it everyday over Lync conference calling.
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If your question is whether this adapter works with Windows, then the answer is yes. At least is does with Win 7 which is what I'm running. I'm using this adapter to pair a Cisco IP Communicator v8.6.3.0 softphone to a Plantronics Voyager Legend.If you're uncertain of compatability, then I would recommend you contact Plantronics, or check their compatability guide online: http://www.plantronics.com/us/compatibility-guide/
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The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of... » Read More The wide range of pickup shouldn't interfere with VR software since anything speaking nearby is quite clear and the mic does a good job of separating background noise from foreground speech. Should work with XP, although I haven't tried it. Honestly I don't see any reason why it wouldn't since it just uses the Microsoft drivers, you don't have to install any software, just plug and play. The mic will pick up as long as the software is asking for it, so if your VR software is always running, then no it won't turn off. As long as it's plugged in and some kind of software that would use it is running, it's listening for you. However if no software is active nothing will happen. Standard for a USB microphone. « Show Less
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I use it with my Motorola MotoActv both independently and blue-tooth linked to my Motorola Droid RAZR M. All the controls and mic work fine. However, when I plug the Yurbuds into my phone directly, only the mic works. I tried it with my Kindle Fire and the controls don't work either. I read some people had trouble with conflicting applications so I rebooted in my phone in Safe Mode, but it still didn't work. Soooo... I don't know.
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I recently purchased Phonak remote mic and am using it on the 2013 model hearing aids and cochlear processor. It is definitely not out of date.
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I got it working on Ubuntu 14.04, both for file transfer from my phone and headphones. However, it was quite difficult - I spent maybe 3 hours reading forums and trying things. (I'm a new-to-intermediate linux user.)
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Yes it has the standard specifications of any other usb headset so I do not see why using in a chat room would be difficult. And there was no special software if I'm not mistaken a driver was loaded but there was nothing I had to do or download.
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Yes. When I used this with my companies Avaya soft phone under Windows 7, pressing the button on the back of the earpiece would pick up the call and let me answer.
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I can verify that the audio out does work with Win 8. However I have not tried the microphone in function.
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I have my setup as external as well and I don't have an issue with hearing the calls. It may be an issue with the device itself. You can try and do a firmware update to it via Pioneer's site to see if that corrects the issue. Also the MIC could be in a bad position as well..
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I am using this on Windows 7 Pro WITH the Generic USB audio driver from Microsoft dated 7/12/2013 V 6.1.7601.18208. The driver listed on the Turtle Beach Support web site: AAMicro_64Win7VistaXP IS NOT DIGITALLY signed and will NOT work on my system!
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I did have a bit of trouble with mine at first but after I went into sound settings in my OS and updated the settings for the headset to be default and so on and did a reboot, it worked perfect, just make sure you always keep it in the same USB port or you will have to go through it all over again. My sys OS Is Win 7 Pro. Hope this helps.