On Wednesday, July 27, 2011 04:21:40 PM Anne Wilson wrote: > Whilst at Desktop Summit I want to do some work with a colleague who can't > be present, and we considered using Google Hangout. Up to this point I > hadn't tried using either the webcam or built-in microphone on the netbook > (Acer Aspire One 533). The webcam is fine, but I can't get it to > recognise the built-in microphone. > > My next step with audio problems is always to open the command-line > alsamixer. There I found that the capture device settings were muted. > Setting those correctly hasn't made the microphone work. > > Then I turned to pavucontrol - which tells me I have no microphone - not > what the netbook manual says. I tried an external microphone too, which > seemed to go unnoticed. > > Has anyone any ideas? I found lots of threads about Ubuntu users having > problems, but of course the commands and packages recommended for them are > less helpful in Fedora. > After much playing around I found that if I plugged in the external microphone to the netbook, then set Google hangout to use Default (unexpected) I could get sound working. It's not ideal as I will have to pack a microphone, so I'd still like to know if anyone got the internal one working. Anne -- New to KDE Software? - get help from http://userbase.kde.org
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