** Description changed: [ Impact ] Not able to adjust Audio input UI volume if this device doesn't have a internal mic, the volume bar will be gray. [ Test Case ] - 1. Boot ubuntu without any external microphone connected. + 1. Boot ubuntu without any external headset connected. 2. Launch gnome-control-center and switch to Sound->Input tab. 3. Connect external headset, then you will find the input show up but can not adjust the volume. [ Regression potential ] ---- - Summary:Not able to adjust Audio input UI volume, it's gray Steps to reproduce: 1. Plug 3 ring earphone with mic to appropriate jack Expected result: System can be recording audio from external mic Actual result: Not able to adjust Audio input UI volume, it's gray, and no volume detected in UI, but I can recording the input audio by checkbox Failure rate:100% Note. 1. There is no internal mic, just a mic jack on the machine, this issue will happen 2. gnome-control-center version : 1:3.28.2-0ubuntu0.18.04.2 Note:20.04, 19.10, 19.04 are immune on the bug
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