You may need to install and configure a virtual audio device in the guest operating system if your application(s) expects one to exist. You don't need a physical sound card to stream, capture, or process audio data.
Even if there were, virtual machines would have no access to it for security reasons (all devices are virtualized). There is no sound card installed in our servers, not even as a built-in motherboard chip. VPS instances are virtual machines running on host nodes (physical servers). The information below might help you get started on investigating this. “ It's feasible with virtualized audio solutions and/or an appropriate sound server program, but this is outside the scope of our support. I’m now wondering how realistic it is to rely on it ? How to install it and can it work with all softwares ? The first time I heard of this possibility was yesterday, following an answer from the support of Vultr. Hi, can someone guide with steps how to get sound support via RDP on a dedicated server without a sound card, running Windows Server.
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