[Bug 275998] Re: internal mic capture very low volume when routed through pulseaudio

[mabawsa]

OK the developer at pulse closed the bug again and laid the blame on
ubuntu not implementing g-v-c. He also said I was misusing the bug
reporting system. So I guess nothing will be done after almost 8 months.
Anyway here is my last message:

#423: pulse audio breaks the microphone recording on Intel ICH7/8/9 chipsets
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  Reporter:  mabawsa         |       Owner:  lennart                   
      Type:  defect          |      Status:  closed                    
 Milestone:                  |   Component:  libpulse                  
Resolution:  distrospecific  |    Keywords:  Intel Microphone Recording
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Comment(by mabawsa):

 Hi Lennart, I tried Fedora's live CD and it had exactly the same issues on
 my Dell M1330. The digital volume had no effect on ALSA. When I boosted
 the volume through the control the record sound lagged and was unusable.
 After killing pulse and reloading ALSA everything worked well.
 Unfortunately OpenSuse produced no sound whatsoever so i couldn't test it.
 Shall I download the Mandriva Live CD and test that?
 So why is this an ubuntu specific bug (redhat-bugs #474477), indeed you
 have commented on this bug. So I find it weird why I was chastised
 earlier.
 What I do not understand is why does pulseaudio not recognize the ALSA
 digital mic control settings and simply relay these. Just now these have a
 far superior quality than boosting the microphone via pulse and avoid
 delay issues with some software. It used to do this in Hardy's pulseaudio,
 what has changed?
 If you can help or have any further constructive advice about where I can
 file a bug then please advise.

-- Ticket URL: <http://pulseaudio.org/ticket/423#comment:15> PulseAudio
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internal mic capture very low volume when routed through pulseaudio
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