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We might as well throw our computer out of the window, that would solve the problem as well.

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We could also uninstall Windows 10 and roll back to Windows 7, where everything worked just fine.īut those “fixes” are more like masking the problem than serious solutions. We should do the same for any other USB recording device because they will all face a problem if they don’t use separate drivers. Of course, there’s the obvious 'solution' to sell our USB microphone and buy an XLR version, to avoid using Microsoft’s crappy USB driver. In Windows 7, the sound was loud and clear with the volume at around 40%. One of the company’s technicians confirmed that the issue applies to all microphones, and it’s all Microsoft’s fault.Īfter multiple tests, we have confirmed that the problem still exists today on devices running Windows 10. If you ask us, we are confident that they will never do.Ī user reported Audio Technica’s response to his complains of a low volume back in 2015. Microsoft is well aware of the issue, as dozens of disappointed users have asked for a solution all these years.Īlthough the problem affects a lot of users, Microsoft hasn’t made any comments or an attempt to fix it.

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config.So, Windows 8 was released in 2012, and it's been more than six years since then. config, i think i did something wrong, cause when I made the kernel, it removed what I had added to. It was make modules_install, it was something to do about manually editing. Why would 'make' complain about menuconfig? Yes I figured out it wasnt a person who complained.īut You got the complain when you tried to run 'make'?

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I use make & make modules_install install to rebuild and place built kernel in correct directory. It was not a person, the kernel compile threw and error and didn't build with the settings i had changed in. Normally i would go inside the /usr/src/linux and run make, make modules_install make install. If you are not using genkernel who complained when you recompiled the kernel? It's detecting sound coming through as well.

Microphone is now showing up in pavucontrol, along with webcam.

Last edited by alamahant on Sat 3:34 pm edited 1 time in total Ls /lib/modules//kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko Maybe genkernel disregards any externally added config. Since you are using genkernel use the above menu config. This is the case for some laptops since their microphones are connected on the USB bus.

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The USB Audio kernel driver must be enabled to support USB microphones, headsets and speakers to work properly. Not sure if this is an issue.ĮDIT: I tried rerunning modprobe, to no avail. When I built the kernel, it said something about me directly writing into. I appended the code, nothing has changed in pavucontrol. Modprobe: FATAL: Module snd-usb-audio not found in directory /lib/modules/5.10.12-gentooĬONFIG_SND_USB_AUDIO_USE_MEDIA_CONTROLLER=y lsmod returns nothing when greping for snd, and modprobe snd-usb-audio returns: In pavucontrol, there are only monitors of my output devices. I know the Mic works, I used it on windows just yesterday.Īnd open it from your desktop(in xfce it looks like a speaker icon),then go to Input Devices tab and press on the green tick mark.Īnd check if there are any entries about usb_audio. It seems the OS is detecting it, but PulseAudio/ALSA doesn't see it as an input device. USB PnP Audio DeviceīS圜ouldn't open device, some information will be missing Here is the command output for the microphone.īus 003 Device 004: ID 0c76:161e JMTek, LLC. Last edited by terrenana on Sat 3:30 pm edited 1 time in total I guess just tell me what to run and send and ill send it. I'm not sure what command outputs (if any) I should post here. I didn't explicitly enable any input options in my kernel. My microphone is FIFINE K669B USB Microphone. I got my output to work but my input doesn't. I just installed Gentoo and decided to use PulseAudio as my audio service. Posted: Sat 12:09 am Post subject: Microphone not being detected by PulseAudio Gentoo Forums Forum Index Kernel & Hardware Microphone not being detected by PulseAudio Gentoo Forums :: View topic - Microphone not being detected by PulseAudio

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