-r sound:local problems

So I'm trying to connect from my Fedora 13 64bit desktop to my Windows 7 desktop 
and have so far been unsuccessful in getting the sound to play locally on my 
Fedora machine. If I leave the speakers plugged into my Windows 7 machine and 
use the "-r sound:remote" option, I can hear the sound that is playing on the 
Windows machine. I've tried a number of variations trying to get rdesktop to 
play sound locally (Fedora 13) from the server (Windows 7), but have had no 
luck.

Here are a few variations that have not proven fruitful.

rdesktop -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:local windows7
rdesktop -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:alsa windows7
rdesktop -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:oss windows7

rdesktop -0 -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:local windows7
rdesktop -0 -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:alsa windows7
rdesktop -0 -g 1280x800 -x l -a 16 -r sound:oss windows7

btw - I know sound is working on my Fedora machine as I can plug in the speakers 
and things running locally work fine, my issue is just with rdesktop playing 
sound locally.

I hope someone can assist as it's really annoying having to keep a box sitting 
next to me just to stream sirius radio. =)

TIA

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