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        Description
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Sound for Remote Desktop is a software that enables two-way sound connection
between a local workstation and a remote desktop session.

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        Installation and first run
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Download and save ftsound-*.tar.gz and ftplugins-*.tar.gz.
Unpack archives to the /opt:

  sudo tar -zxf ftsound-*.tar.gz -C /opt
  sudo tar -zxf ftplugins-*.tar.gz -C /opt

To run the automated setup script your OS should have systemd, which most
modern Linux distributions include. Run the setup script with -i or --install
option and it will do the rest:

    $ sudo /opt/ftsound/bin/ftsound-setup.sh -i

Alternatively, you can start the daemon manually. In some distributions of
Linux you need administrator rights for correct daemon functioning. You must
run it as a root:

    $ sudo /opt/ftsound/sbin/ftsoundd

or:

    $ su -c "/opt/ftsound/sbin/ftsoundd"

Now you can use sound in remote desktop session. To see the list of 
all supported options, run:

    $ /opt/ftsound/sbin/ftsoundd -h

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        Remote Desktop Client
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Appropriate version of FreeRDP should be installed. Then run once:

  $ sudo /opt/ftplugins/bin/ftrdpbr-setup.sh -i

Usage depends on the installed FreeRDP version:

  FreeRDP v1.1:
    $ xfreerdp /dvc:ftrdpbr /audio-mode:1 /u:USER /p:PASSWORD /v:SERVER

  FreeRDP v2.0 and above:
    $ xfreerdp /vc:ftrdpbr /audio-mode:1 /u:USER /p:PASSWORD /v:SERVER

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        Amazon NICE DCV Session
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Amazon WorkSpaces or NICE DCV Client should be installed. Then run once:

  $ sudo /opt/ftplugins/bin/ftdcvbr-setup.sh -i

Start Amazon NICE DCV Client.
