misty wrote: > Thanks, Ken. > > The mic now works, but the recording is very quiet. > I tried opening preferences in alsamixer, and set the > recording volume for capture, capture1, capture2 to max, > but it did not help. The digital input source is set to "Digital Mic 1" > Am I missing something?
In the Volume Control panel, make sure Master, PCM, Front, Surround, LFE, are all set to max. I had to add the last three by editing preferences. > I also have two other unrelated problems: > > 1) (BIG!) When I suspend, and then turn the computer > on, the screen doesn't wake up. Did you manage to fix it? > (I tried to follow the instructions here, > http://blog.higherthings.org/borghardt/article/3077.html > but either they don't work for M51530 or I did something wrong) I doubt you did something wrong. As far as I can tell Hardy is the first release where suspend actually works with laptops, or at least, its the first one that's worked on the M1530. I'm on Hardy now, but its kind of flaky, especially Firefox 3 Beta. I feel like I've been devolved to an AOL user... copy&paste the URL into the browser rather than being able to double click on it. Very, very, time consuming. > 2) Skype apparently does not see my integrated webcam > (though kopete does). I'm using the latest version of skype > that should allow video calls, but I cannot see any option to > turn on my webcam or to test it. In Skype / Options / Video, there is a test box in the upper right corner of the dialog. Have you tried that? The webcam should be set to "Laptop Integrated Webcam (/dev/video0), and the Enable Skype Video should be set. ...Ken -- [XPS M1530] Internal microphone does not work https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186805 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
