Hi!
I have a problem getting the mic to work on a Toshiba 100 with an ALC861
chipset (no builtin mic). I tried Ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 Alpha with the same
results: the mic works during the live session but stops working after
installation. Because of that, it's very likely not a bug within the ALSA
'Twas brillig, and rem...@gmail.com at 23/09/09 09:56 did gyre and gimble:
I have a problem getting the mic to work on a Toshiba 100 with an
ALC861 chipset (no builtin mic). I tried Ubuntu 9.04 and 9.10 Alpha with
the same results: the mic works during the live session but stops
working after
Thanks a lot for your help!
I tried everything you suggested (except for checking /etc/pulse diffs,
I'll do that later) without any luck. But I attached the output of 'pacmd
list' as well as screenshots of pavucontrol and alsamixer. Imho, everything
looks right. When recording with audacity, I ca
'Twas brillig, and rem...@gmail.com at 23/09/09 19:29 did gyre and gimble:
Thanks a lot for your help!
I tried everything you suggested (except for checking /etc/pulse diffs,
I'll do that later) without any luck. But I attached the output of
'pacmd list' as well as screenshots of pavucontrol
Thx for your fast response, very much appreciated!
I started the live session and collected some data. I'll attach an archive
containing the output of 'pacmd list' from both systems as well as the
output of the ALSA info script that they provide for reporting bugs. Maybe
that will give some usefu
'Twas brillig, and rem...@gmail.com at 23/09/09 20:55 did gyre and gimble:
Thx for your fast response, very much appreciated!
I started the live session and collected some data. I'll attach an
archive containing the output of 'pacmd list' from both systems as well
as the output of the ALSA in
I've already tried to determine the exact parameters for the alsa modules,
but I don't know to do that (lsmod and dmesg don't help). The only thing I
can do is compare the alsa-base.conf files where the options are stored, but
these files are identical, except for the 'probe_mask'. But without that
'Twas brillig, and rem...@gmail.com at 24/09/09 11:16 did gyre and gimble:
I've already tried to determine the exact parameters for the alsa
modules, but I don't know to do that (lsmod and dmesg don't help). The
only thing I can do is compare the alsa-base.conf files where the
options are store
Hi again!
I found a workaround for the dead mic: adding 'position_fix=1' to the
option list brought it back to life! However, it's still different from
within the live system. The recorded stream is very quiet and contains
significant noise, unlike in the live system where volume and quality were
'Twas brillig, and rem...@gmail.com at 25/09/09 12:11 did gyre and gimble:
Hi again!
I found a workaround for the dead mic: adding 'position_fix=1' to the
option list brought it back to life! However, it's still different from
within the live system. The recorded stream is very quiet and cont
On Fri, 25.09.09 13:11, rem...@gmail.com (rem...@gmail.com) wrote:
> Hi again!
>
> I found a workaround for the dead mic: adding 'position_fix=1' to the
> option list brought it back to life! However, it's still different from
> within the live system. The recorded stream is very quiet and conta
Hi!
Thx for your response! I've attached the amixer output for the live system
(amixer_live.txt), the installed system with all options identical to the
live system (amixer_installed.txt) and the output for the installed system
using the probe_mask and position_fix options (amixer_posfix.txt). I
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