19.04.2016 19:17, Luis Cavalheiro пиÑ?еÑ?: > Guys, I want to disable microphone auto adjust. I found this feature > very annoying (my voice is very irregular, which means mic input volume > jumps from 50% to 100% in less than 10s and then back to 50% in same > amount of time), and I need to turn it off. Sadly to me, even with > Google help I couldn't find any documentation about how to disable > microphone auto adjust. Things I've tried: > - turn off flat volumes and deferrence on daemon.conf; > - turn off all mic boost volumes on default.pa <http://default.pa>. > I would love any advice about how to disable PulseAudio microphone auto > adjustment. Honestly, mic auto adjust is bullshit and I'm tired of it. Hello. PulseAudio, by itself, auto-adjusts microphone input only if module-echo-cancel is loaded. However, it is not the loaded by default, so it's more likely that some application (Skype or Chromium, most probably) adjusts the gain for you. For further troubleshooting, please provide the output of these two commands (run them as your user, not as root) when you find that the microphone gain has been adjusted against your will: LC_ALL=C pactl list sources LC_ALL=C pactl list source-outputs -- Alexander E. Patrakov
