Scenarios Where VbSS Content Sharing Reverts to RDP
In calls involving systems and Skype for Business clients, content sharing can revert to RDP when VbSS
isn’t supported.
Displayed content is not interrupted when reverting to RDP (you should only see a notification that VbSS
isn’t being used). Once reverted, RDP is used for the remainder of the call.
VbSS content sharing reverts to RDP in the following scenarios:
• Recording a call
• Sharing an application
• Taking control of a desktop sharing session
• Joining a call with a system or client that doesn’t support VbSS
• Sharing content with audio (also applies to RDP)
For more detailed information on these scenarios and others, see the following table.
Scenarios Where VbSS Content Sharing Reverts to RDP
Skype for Business Client Reverts to RDP System Reverts to RDP
N/A A Skype for Business client tries to share VbSS content
in a point-to-point call. Your system supports VbSS in
conference calls only.
N/A Your system shares content in a conference a call, but
a participant doesn’t support VbSS.
Client shares content, but a client that doesn’t support
VbSS joins the call.
N/A
Client shares an application. Workaround: Share your
desktop instead.
Your system supports sharing an application with
VbSS, but the transmission is slower than sharing the
desktop.
Client is sharing its desktop and another client tries to
take control of the session.
N/A
Client shares its desktop and starts recording the
meeting.
N/A
Mac client shares content in a Skype for Business On-
Premises environment.
N/A
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