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I've just installed FC6 and I'm trying to get my Logitec USB Microphone to work with the system. My Creative Labs (Audigy) sound card works fine with my speakers, but I didn't want to use the cheesy microphone that came with that. I know the Logitec microphone is good because it works fine on my Window$ machine.
Any help?
I'm trying to capture and process sound in real-time. I'm not currently trying to record.
My first suggestion would be to check the version of alsa (cat /proc/asound/version) you have. If it's older than 1.0.14rc1, get the new one here. There has been a lot of usb audio support added in the last couple of months.
Check your mixer settings. Also, check to see if the new sound drivers are loaded (lsmod | fgrep snd). Check dmesg to see if there is any error messages.
I have the same version running here on my Audigy, and it works well. Full surround sound.
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