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for some reason my microphone is not working I'm running ubuntu10.10 on a Toshiba R500 Portege it plays sounds ok but i cannot record sounds nor use the mic in Skype etc any one know what to do?
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Not sure what I did but I remember clicking on sound then hardware make sure the sound card is present in my case internal audio click on analog stereo duplex for input I think it was microphone 1 eventually got it working not sure if this works for all but definitely a glitch with ubuntu
Not sure what I did but I remember clicking on sound then hardware make sure the sound card is present in my case internal audio click on analog stereo duplex for input I think it was microphone 1 eventually got it working not sure if this works for all but definitely a glitch with ubuntu
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