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Very week microphone recording
I've been trying to figure out why my microphone recording is so week in linux. The same microphone with the same sound card work like a charm in windows XP, but in linux it pretty doesn't record. I tried turning everything on and all the way up in alsamixer and that didn't help. About 10 people on freenode spent quite a lot of time trying to get my mic to record well by playing with alsamixer, but without luck. At this point I have no clue what the problem is and what to do.
On http://putfile.com/kosmonaft you can find the following info: - alsamixer /proc info screen - alsamixer capture controls only - alsamixer playback controls only - Microphone recording test in Windows XP - Microphone recording test in Slackware 10.2 (turn your volume all the way up :/) Thanks for all the help in advance. This forum has been helpful throughout the years and I hope you guys will be able to help out on this one as well. |
There's usually a Mic boost switch in the mixer, did you check that? In KMix or gnome mixer you'll see it under the switches tab.
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Oops, sorry. I've looked at the pictures but I was expecting to see mic boost in the capture window. So it is on... And it seems there's not a separate "capture" channel as there is in some cards. Then I've no idea.
Check this (found with google): http://openwengo.com/support/forum/v...a19e0b62b3d2d5 There's a poster who says he improved the recording sound level using amixer instead of alsamixer. This may help. |
I don't see how changing settings of the same sound card with a different tool will solve the problem.
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How? I think you didn't read the thread. Here's the quote:
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