Full bi-directional Audio and Full Remote Desktop with PowerSDR using only AnyDesk

0:00 - Example demonstration of Full 2-way Bi-Directional Audio, and Full Remote Desktop operation running PowerSDR ke9ns v2.8.0 using ONLY AnyDesk, allowing to you transmit Mic audio as well as Receive audio from anywhere with an internet connection.

This Video was recorded with OBS Studio on a 2008 Macbook Pro laptop running Win10, with a wireless "Corsair Virtuoso" PC gamer headset, running "Equalizer APO" (setup for 6khz wide audio).

I remotely connect to my Ryzen Desktop running Win11 connected to my Flex-5000 and PowerSDR ke9ns v2.8 with Voicemeeter virtual audio cables.

AnyDesk provides very good Video and Audio for the bandwidth, and is "Free for personal use".
Much simpler setup & smoother operation than RDP, Teamviewer, or Zoom.

AnyDesk allows for full remote control of PowerSDR, and 1-way hi-fi audio.
But did you know that once your logged into your Radio PC Desktop, you can then run another instance of AnyDesk to log back into your Remote Laptop, and now you have full 2-way hi-fi audio.

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0:15 - AnyDesk needs to be installed on both Remote Laptop and Radio PC. Setup AnyDesk so you can Log into your Desktop from the Remote Laptop, and allow your Desktop to Log into your Remote Laptop.
NOTE: I installed the free Voicemeeter banana audio drivers on the Radio PC only. You can use any Virtual audio cable program, and you dont need it on the Remote Laptop side.

If everything is already setup you can skip to step 1b)

0:35 - Remote PC (1 time setup):
0:46 - 1) AnyDesk on Remote Laptop: Setup Audio "Transmission" = Headset Mic, "Output" = Headset speaker.
0:57 - 2) Remote Laptop Windows "Sound" Playback default = Headset speaker, Recording default = Headset Mic.
1:09 - 3) Log into the Radio PC. The Top line of the AnyDesk window has a Shield. Click on the shield and check "Transmit Sound". (I FORGOT TO INCLUDE THIS IN THE VIDEO)

1:18 - Radio PC (1 time setup):
1:22 - 1a) Radio PC "PowerSDR" Set VAC1 DirectSound: IN = Voicemeeter Output, OUT=Voicemeeter Aux Input.
1:55- 2a) Radio PC Windows "Sound" Playback default = Voicemeeter Input, Recording default = Voicemeeter Aux Output.
2:11 - 3a) AnyDesk on Radio PC: Setup Audio "Transmission" Voicemeeter Aux Output, "Output" Voicemeeter input.
2:32 - 4a) Log into the your Remote Laptop. The Top line of the AnyDesk window has a Shield. Click on the shield and check "Transmit Sound". (I FORGOT TO INCLUDE THIS IN THE VIDEO)

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Operation, Sitting in front of your Remote Laptop:
1b) Remote Laptop: AnyDesk Log into your Radio PC. The Top line of the AnyDesk window has a Shield. Click on the shield and check "Transmit Sound". (I FORGOT TO INCLUDE THIS IN THE VIDEO)
2b) Launch PowerSDR on your Radio PC and Activate VAC1.
2:32 - 3b) Viewing your RADIO PC Desktop, Run a new instance of AnyDesk from your RADIO PC, and Log into your Remote Laptop. (This is the part that gives you MIC audio back to PowerSDR).
2:36 - 4b) Click "Accept" button of the AnyDesk Chat window that pops up on your Remote Laptop. You can minimize this Chat window.
2:39 - 5b) Viewing your RADIO PC Desktop, you will now see a small window appear showing your Remote Laptop (its a crazy recursive looking window). Minimize this small window (BUT DO NOT CLOSE OR END IT).
3:00 - 6b) Click on the PowerSDR MUX button. You should now have Mic audio back to PowerSDR.
Setup- General- Hardware Config- SpaceBar Latch ON/OFF. This will allow you to use the Spacebar to PTT the radio.

I suggest to go and download "Equalizer APO". This will create a permanent EQ built into your windows PC and really improve the sound of any PC gamer headset. You may need to search YouTube for help on how to set it up, but its worth it.

Free PowerSDR ke9ns v2.8.0 download at:
http://ke9ns.com/flexpage.html

Darrin
ke9ns