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audio communication between client and server in labview

Hi everyone,

                        How to do audio communication between two systems via remote panel connections or else web publishing tool...? Need help as soon as possible. . . 

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"Audio communication"?   What have you tried so far?

Putnam
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Senior Test Engineer North Shore Technology, Inc.
Currently using LV 2012-LabVIEW 2018, RT8.5


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Thank you for your reply. 

For you I am giving explanations for how i did.

Method 1:

# Main VI file is running in server PC.

# I will give my server PC IP address in local client PC. Steps are: operate-->Remote Panel Connection--> in that dialog box, I enter IP adress--> then VI name

# Then I can control or monitor according to my need.

Method 2:

# Tools-->options-->Web server--> Give enable for remote control

# Tools-->Web publishing tool-->Choose the VI file-->Embedded option-->then according to screen instructions I ll get the html page link. 

# If I am post that link in my client PC it will show the fron panel of the VI file. After that I can control.

 

please see attachment. In both procedures, while I am running that VI file, I ll browse my sound file(.wav) in my local system(server PC) I can able to hear the sound . But, I couldn't here the sound in my client PC.

 

I am looking forward from your answer.

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I've seen you ask this somewhere else.  Creating the second thread won't get you answers faster.

 

The problem is you're trying to play a sound that doesn't exist on the remote computer.  You're not sending this audio in any meaningful way.  It sounds like both computers are on the same network.  Create a network location and move the wav there.  Link to the network location instead of a local file on one pc.  Then, both computers should have access to the file.

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I don't think it's possible. The server program is what is executing and it does not have access to the client's hardware.
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