Ekiga, 9.04 (Jaunty), HDA Intel (ALSA mixer)
Dave
DaveM at Mich.Com
Sun Nov 8 04:13:25 UTC 2009
If I run alsamixer from the command line, tab to capture and switch
the first "Input So" from "Mic" to "Front Mic" and then back to
"Mic", Ekiga starts working. This seems pretty repeatable.
Is there a way I can try this from a script and see if that will work
around the problem? Is there a way to issue commands to alsamixer
from the command line? Maybe I can write a script that will toggle
the Mic input before starting Ekiga. I know this is a crude
work-around but I really need to get Ekiga working on boot-up without
user intervention.
At 10:17 PM 11/7/2009, you wrote:
>I am trying to get Ekiga working on an Intel motherboard (Ubuntu
>9.04, Jaunty). I can not get the microphone input to work
>consistently. It looks like Ekiga is looking for input on HDA Intel
>(ALSA mixer) capture which defaults to having the mic muted. I can
>un-mute the mic and get it to work but I cant get the audio settings
>to stay put so it works consistently. When I reboot it reverts to not
>working (mic is muted). Is there any way I can get the audio settings
>to stay put (mic un-muted) after rebooting? Any help will be appreciated.
>
>Dave M
>
>
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