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'''ToDo''': * Virt Manager GUI** Open Machine Properties > Add Hardware > Channel** Set Name to <code>com.redhat.spice.0</code> and Device Type to <code>Spice agent (spicevmc)</code> and click Finish** No need to add VirtIO Serial device, it will be added automatically * libvirt using virsh** Edit the libvirt configuration for this VM using virsh <code>sudo virsh edit VIRTUAL_MACHINE_NAME</code>** Paste the code from below right above <code></devices></code> (note the closing tag)<syntaxhighlight lang=xml> <!-- No need to add VirtIO Serial device, it will be added automatically --> <channel type="spicevmc"> <target type="virtio" name="com.redhat.spice.0"/> <address type="virtio-serial" controller="0" bus="0" port="1"/> </channel></syntaxhighlight>
FAQ
,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U44lihtNVVM
=== Can I feed the VM directly into to OBS ===
Yes provided you're using a bleeding-edge version, [[OBS]] support is brand new. There is a plugin to build in the `obs` directory for this.
'''Note''': This plugin is brand new and is missing mouse cursor support.
=== Why is my UPS (Updates Per Second) so low? ===
You don't need Display Spice enabled. Looking Glass has a Spice client built in to provide some conveniences, but you can disable it with the "-s" argument.
Note that without Spice, you will not be sending mouse/keyboard events to the guestnor will you get clipboard Synchronization support.
=== Where is the host application for Linux? ===
Please be sure to install the SPICE guest tools from https://www.spice-space.org/download.html.
As an added benefit, this will also enable clipboard synchronization if you also add the spice chardev(also known as Spice channel if using libvirt). === How to enable clipboard synchronization via SPICE === Choose only one of the settings below (the one that applies to your configuration): * QEMU
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=== The mouse doesn't stay aligned with the host. ===
This is due to windows mouse acceleration, it can be disabled by following one of these methods:* Disabling pointer precision (Control Panel > Mouse > Pointer Options > Uncheck Enhance pointer precision)* By changing the acceleration behavior with the following registry magic:http://donewmouseaccel.blogspot.com.au/2010/03/markc-windows-7-mouse-acceleration-fix.html (Contrary to the title this works just fine on Windows 10)
Some other things to try:
As of Windows Vista, Microsoft deprecated the ability for services to interact with the user's desktop, and as of Windows 10 this is enforced. There is nothing we can do about this.
Please see [[Installation#Using_the_Windows_Host_Application|Using the Windows Host Application]] for how to setup a scheduled task to launch the application at login.
=== NvFBC (NVIDIA Capture API) doesn't work ===
