[Expired for pulseaudio (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for
60 days.]
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Hello,
i just solved removing the line microphone from computer back in and reconnect
it on computer on front microphone in ... now it work fine.
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The only solution to make microphone work is to install linux-backports-
modules-alsa-generic...
Just go to:
Menu / System / Administration / Synaptic Package Manager
And search and mark for installation:
linux-backports-modules-alsa-generic
tip: if you have multiple versions click on the
Couldn't get Skype to work on Acer Aspire 4820T, Ubuntu 10.10.
Sound Recorder works, so Mic seems to be working in general. One weird
thing, though: in the Sound Video Sound Input Menu, there is no way to
test the Microphone. There is something that looks like it could be an
sound level
One more thing: I tried the Post 18 fix, but I am not sure if I
actually tried it with Skype. I tried it with Google Talk, and there
seemed to be some audio coming through to the other side. It was very
low volume and noisy, though, so barely usable. There were also feedback
loops, not sure if
try post 18 from
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10006409#post10006409
worked forme
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No microphone in skype
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Here is a very useful, drastic, and 100% effective solution to getting
Skype 2.1 working on any Ubuntu distribution, thanks to Patrick on
another thread:
Every time you want to start Skype, type the following command in a
Terminal (opened from Applications/ Accessories/ Terminal):
sh -c
Small correction included at the end:
su
cat EOM /usr/bin/skype.sh
#!/bin/bash
# bypass horribly buggy pulseaudio
export PULSE_SERVER=127.0.0.1
exec `dirname $0`/skype.bin
EOM
cat EOM /etc/rc.local
SKYPE=/usr/bin/skype
grep -q 'horribly buggy' $SKYPE || sh -c mv -f $SKYPE $SKYPE.bin; cp -f
