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Mark Fraser wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Monday 11 Jan 2010 19:09:53 Errol Sapir wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks Kilic
I removed pulseaudio and got other options, all listed below. I tried
all the options (except the bluetooth ones) and none enabled me to speak
using the microphone. The "speakers" and "ringing" lines are set at
default and I can hear. Any more ideas on how to make the mike work. As
I said before it isn't a hardware problem as the microphone works in
Windows.
Errol
The various choices I now haqve.
Default device (default)
NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804 Default Audio Device (default:CARD=CK804)
NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804 (hw:0,0)
NVidia CK804, NVidia CK804 - MIC ADC (hw:0,1)
hdmi (unknown)
rawbluetooth (bluetooth)
bluetooth (plug)
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Have you tried changing the microphone settings in KMix?
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Mark I tried playing around with Kmix but got nowhere. There aren't
many options, Mainly capture. I then tried Vince's suggestion. See next
reply.<br>
Errol<br>
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