AlanB66 wrote:
> I just tested this using a 9.04 Live CD on my Compaq F750US.
>
> The issue still exists when trying to get the internal mic to record any sound; still nothing.
> The issue is gone when I use a microphone plugged into the Mic jack on the front of the system, though.
>
Generic trick that sometimes helps: start alsamixer and go to the recording
mixers. There choose the microphone and either 'q'/'z'('y' on German keyboards)
or 'e'/'c' to modify the left or right channel only. Some hw seems to provide
inverse data on left and right, so having them on the same level completely
cancels out the signal.
AlanB66 wrote:
> I just tested this using a 9.04 Live CD on my Compaq F750US.
>
> The issue still exists when trying to get the internal mic to record any sound; still nothing.
> The issue is gone when I use a microphone plugged into the Mic jack on the front of the system, though.
>
Generic trick that sometimes helps: start alsamixer and go to the recording
mixers. There choose the microphone and either 'q'/'z'('y' on German keyboards)
or 'e'/'c' to modify the left or right channel only. Some hw seems to provide
inverse data on left and right, so having them on the same level completely
cancels out the signal.