Open the gnome-alsamixer and make sure the mic is not muted and the rec box is checked along with the mic boost box. Try setting System/Preferences/Sound/Sound Capture to pulseaudio and then in the Pulseaudio Volume Control/Input Devices right click on the ALSA PCM. I assume you have followed the OP and got the packages, If so you can try some things. I have a SIIG sound card with that same chipset and it works just fine for me on Hardy and Intrepid. It seriously makes me consider switching back over. This is by far the most inconsistent problem I've ever had in Ubuntu. Now I just gotta get skype to work because it still won't work right.ĮDIT AGAIN - Again, I made no changes to the system, only to skype to try and get it to work, and now my microphone does not work AT ALL. I mean, I shut my computer off last night, so maybe the "reboot" helped? Nonetheless, I hear my voice in my microphone in sound recorder. But suddenly my microphone decided to work. If I click the red X to remove it, close volume control, and go back in, the red X reappears.ĮDIT - I have no idea what I did. It has 2 icons below it, one looking like a speaker for volume level and the other on the right is a microphone. Within volume control, if I go to the recording tab, I see microphone capture. They are not muted and the levels are up. When I open my volume control, I have Master/PCM/Line-in/Microphone/Phone listed. My device is CMI8768, which is the chipset my Turtle Beach sound card uses. Under sound preferences the top 3 lines are Autodetect, with Sound Capture being ALSA. The only thing I've tinkered with is the settings. I did not alter my sound after installing, so whatever I have (pulse, alsa, whatever) from the get-go is what I have now. My headset is a 15 dollar headphone/microphone combo set from Target, made by Logitech. I'm running a relatively new computer (about 2-3 months old) with a Turtle Beach Montego DDL 7.1 PCI sound card.
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