UbuntuEdgy microphone settings

It is easy to use Skype on Ubuntu and install Skype on Ubuntu. However, I have never been able to work with the built-in ThinkPadR60 (9462-IBV), so I can only use text chat, to use SkypeOut, you must restart Windows XP. This day, after installing the GNOMEALSAMixer package, go to volume control (gnome-volume-control) remove the minor tuning forks at the microphone peak (switch to microphone peak). Now, Skype can be used on Ubuntu.

It is very easy to install Skype in Ubuntu, but I have never been able to work with the ThinkPad R60 (9462-IBV) Internal plugin, and I can only use text chat at the same time, to use SkypeOut, you must restart Windows XP. After installing the gnome alsa Mixer package this day, go to volume control (gnome-volume-control) remove the minor tuning forks (switched to the microphone peak) during the microphone peak. Now, the microphone can be used. In this case, we are less dependent on Windows. I don't know when Windows will be used on the next server.

Today, the kernel is upgraded to-11 and can be used, but the volume control button is invalid.

In Linux GNOME environment, microphone settings are described here.

By default, the microphone is shielded and there is a volume horn icon on the panel. If not, right-click the microphone and add it. Double-click the speaker icon to bring up the volume control panel. Click "Preferences" in the "edit" menu bar. In the displayed window, click "Microphone" and "microphone truncation", and "Mic Boost (+ 20 dB )". Click Close. If the "line Input", "Microphone", and "Recording" and "Switch" labels are not displayed in the volume control panel, close the volume panel and re-open it.

Drag the volume of the "Microphone" to the maximum, and click the "Recording" tab. If there is a Red Cross in the panel, click Cancel. Click the "Switch" tab, select "microphone capture" and "Mic Boost (+ 20 dB)", and then close the volume control panel.