 Hi Caleb,  The colour depth limitations are somewhat dependant on the OS, as per Lutz question. When making an RDP connection to a Windows XP/2003 host the maximum colur depth supported is 24bit. If the host is Windows 7/2008 then you can specify a colour depth upto 32bit.   It is possible to specify the colour depth for a connection on the vWorkspace client so you may need to increase this setting if not set to the correct value. There is also a Microsoft GPO option to limit the maximum colour depth which may be restricting your colour depth to a poorer quality. This link provides further details on configuring the maximum colour depth group policy option.  Regards David
Hi Guys,  Okay... we're had one of our radiographers down to look at vWorkspace and they've found a problem.  When viewing PACS images over RDP the colour depth of the session is only 5-bits of greyscale... and there's no enough quality to use vWorkspace for review of radiography images.  Question: Is it possible to increase the quality of the RDP session over the default?  N.B. This is rather important...
Colour Depth via Remote Desktop Protocol