Anything but Hyper-V.

Broadcom’s management trying to spin lack of implementations as an opportunity when really it be more like:

I’ve worked at places where we repurposed old CAT3 cables for network connecting printers, desk phones, environmental sensors, etc. Rare occasions where 10Mbps works just fine. Using that to connect a PC would suck.

Are you trying to record audio over an RDP session via device redirection? As in, the PC you’re remoting into is running Audition and the terminal/client PC is where the audio is input from the mixer.

If the answer is “yes”, I would STRONGLY advise against that. You will never get it to work properly. If you’re in a recording studio, you need consistent, reliable, real-time, lag free audio processing. There is simply no way to achieve that with RDP or any other remote viewing solution. Your audio feed needs to be directly connected to the computer Audition is running on. Remote desktop software is just not designed for this situation.

Nice! Veeam is already top tier B&R software but not having to run a Windows box to use it is a major enhancement.

I’m holding off major home improvements because I can’t afford to do them at the moment. 🤷‍♂️