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Created attachment 1655714 [details]
debug log from recent freerdp session

Description of problem: When connecting to a Windows system with freerdp, there is no sound output.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
2.0.0-1.rc4

How reproducible: Consistent


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Connect to a Windows system with freerdp.
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Actual results: No sound is output.


Expected results: Sound is relayed from Windows system to freerdp.


Additional info:

Thanks for the log, there is "Loaded fake backend for rdpsnd" but there should be "Loaded pulse backend for rdpsnd". What xfreerdp arguments was used? There might be some problem in the code, which translates the old syntax arguments to the new syntax. However, it works properly to me with "--plugin rdpsnd --data pulse --" and "/sound" as well. Please note that old syntax can't be mixed with the new syntax.