Hello!
First of all, congratulations on excellent service and this really good concept.
Right, what I`m trying to do, is connect my ham radio to my Raspberry Pi 2 and access remotely from my shed. (The radio is in a cupboard in a house)
A few details if you will indulge me...
Rig: Icom IC-7100 - Has own built-in USB sound card (as a Silicon Labs CP virtual COM port and virtual USB audio device...
Raspberry Pi: Latest Raspbian Jessie / VNC
Connection: Cat 7 u/ftp cabling
Problem: No audio through Virtualhere server. Everything else working fine.
I am aware that the Pi has had issues in the past with isochronous transfers, and I have gathered from searching the Googleweb that this was fixed in the 3.12 kernel but I am getting no audio at all. I can control the radio etc as expected, just the audio is silent.
I know it isn`t the app configuration on the server side, as 1) It controls the radio flawlessly (and the audio comes through the same virtual COM port) and if I plug the radio directly in to the x86 client I am using, it is working straight away. (I don`t even need to modify COM port numbers).
Latency isn`t a problem, there is ZERO audio at all. Tried on my Pi zero (with Wifi obviously), Pi B, Pi 2 with same results.
Wondered if anyone had any thoughts?
Many thanks
Matt
EDIT
EDIT: "I know it isn`t the app configuration on the server side", should be "client side"
For audio microphones you
For audio microphones you cannot use the pi (there is a kernel bug which prevents this) you MUST use a beaglebone black, as this doesnt have the kernel bug.