Re: soundcard
Rick Kunath <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mandrake.expert |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 10-11-22 05:06 AM, [email protected] wrote: > So with that I'm giving up on this card and going shopping, when I have > a supported soundcard I'll go back and set up Pulseaudio with Skype as > per your guide above > > Thanks again for your time and interest > One thing I forgot about the USB headset setup on Skype until after I hit send was about the mixer. The headset I have has a click-able volume switch sort of on the right earcup for volume up and down. That actually works. But it defaults to whatever the main volume control is set to in the Pulse mixer. If you right click the mixer icon on the systray, you can select the USB volume for these controls. I never bothered once I found out how they worked and just let the mixer main set to the on board sound card. I just didn't use these enough on the headset to make changing worthwhile. Also, once I had Skype selecting the USB headset, the playback volume was low, even though the Pulse mixer for the USB headset on Skype was maxed out. As I discovered, there are other mixer controls for the USB headset in the alsamixer. Running the alsamixer from the command line and selecting the USB headset sound card, then all controls, showed the sliders that I needed to increase. Once I did that, I had volume to burn. A quick alsactrl card(x) to have ALSA save it across reboots, insert your card number there, likely 1 if you have an on-board card already at 0. And I was set. Rick Kunath