There are 2 places where client audio gets downloaded to the client and set. One of them is in the ICA Protocol of the "Terminal Services Configuration tool"setting on the server and the other is in the Users profile in active directoty.
You may also have Citrix policies that are applied to eliminate audio. I cant remember exactly where those are applied right now. ALSO when you publish an app I think there is something in there about audio in one of the settings so you may have to poke around in your farm settings or app settings.
You will want to do a change user /install on all of your servers and set the sound scheme to none. Then do a change user /execute. Next you want to remove all the startup wav files from the Windows/System32/Media folder so there is no startup sound when they logon (or else they will get the windows startup sound.) After that audio should be good to go.
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On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 9:19 AM, Gary Scanga <Gary.Scanga@rentacenter.com> wrote:
I'm running PS 4.0 and clients are using WI for connections. There was an email message that was broadcast to all users containing a url. When users click on the url the browser session launches fine but there is no audio.
However, when they launch a browser session from their WI page and paste in the same url, the audio works fine.
I've verified that the email application that's published is allowing audio. Not sure what/where else to look.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Gary
