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Granting Microphone Access
Granting Microphone Access for the Anyware Client
The Software Client for macOS must be granted permission to access the microphone to ensure a seamless experience. Without this permission, you will not be able to use the microphone during the PCoIP Session.
Granting Local Network Access
Granting Local Network Access for the Anyware Client
The Software Client for macOS must be granted permission to access devices on the local network. If Software Client for macOS is not authorized, you cannot connect to an agent on the same network.
A/V Lock
A/V Lock
PCoIP Ultra A/V Lock provides improved video playback, reducing the difference in delays between the audio and video channels, and smoothing frame playback on the client. This feature introduces a small lag in user interaction responsiveness when enabled. When audio is playing, the video frames will be delayed to align with the audio soundtrack.
Working From Home
HP Anyware Work-From-Home Rapid Response Guide
For access to the full HP Anyware product documentation visit HP Anyware Support.
PCoIP Performance Optimization
PCoIP Performance Optimization
If fine tuning of user experience is needed, PCoIP session parameters impacting frame rate, image quality and bandwidth may be tuned via the Group Policy Editor (Windows) or session configuration file (Linux or macOS) as described in the respective Anyware Agent Administrator Guides.
Application and OS Optimizations
Application and OS Optimization
Windows Performance Optimizations
We recommend the following Windows and application optimizations for the preceding sample profiles.
PCoIP Session Planning
PCoIP Session Planning Guide
This guide provides capacity planning, optimization, and troubleshooting information for system administrators preparing networks for PCoIP traffic or preparing workloads for remote access using the PCoIP protocol. It acts as a troubleshooting and network planning guide.
Workload Characterization and Network Planning
Workload Characterization and Network Planning
Prior to production deployment, remote desktop workloads should be assessed in terms of user experience expectations, network bandwidth demands, and performance considerations related to both the host platform (i.e. physical or virtualized desktop) and the Anyware client endpoint.