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Found this howto/guide and it didn't work at all .
Anything else works in Ubuntu Hardy (I386) - that's including the microphone settings when using my headset.
Have installed Skype-static from medibuntu.org.
Have no internal mic in laptop.
Any suggestions?
Best regards
Stardustdk
Assuming you're using Alsa, have you checked the input settings on your alsamixer? made sure that the mic setting isn't set to zero? stuff like that?
cheers,
jdk
Make sure that you (or medibuntu.org) have not mixed up the Skype-static-OSS with the Skype-static package. One uses OSS as the sound system (the older audio subsystem), the other uses ALSA (the newer audio subsystem).
You can also try installing the Skype shared version from Skype.org directly.
Don't tell me you didn't notice this thread is 3 years old (3 years and 3 days actually) and hasn't been posted to in that time (3 years and 1 day). Also you obviously don't know yourself that Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron from memory) hasn't been supported for 12 months so it doesn't matter what the OP does now he couldn't/shouldn't update or use it anyway.
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