I can confirm that the solution mentioned in #30 works for karmic beta (but don't forget to raise volume level via alsamixer).
Actually it (/analog input) is not that important to me while using Ubuntu (as my "Desktop" distribution), so I'll stick with ALSA and JACKd on ArchLinux for audio-related tasks (recording, [linux-]sampling etc).
It's still somehow amazing that pulseAudio's integration into Ubuntu it still lacks proper support of ICE1712 chipsets and it's ridiculous that A) they haven't fixed this yet and B) this bug still is rated "low" in importance.
I can confirm that the solution mentioned in #30 works for karmic beta (but don't forget to raise volume level via alsamixer).
Actually it (/analog input) is not that important to me while using Ubuntu (as my "Desktop" distribution), so I'll stick with ALSA and JACKd on ArchLinux for audio-related tasks (recording, [linux-]sampling etc).
It's still somehow amazing that pulseAudio's integration into Ubuntu it still lacks proper support of ICE1712 chipsets and it's ridiculous that A) they haven't fixed this yet and B) this bug still is rated "low" in importance.