Re: FC6 Skype Howto?

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On Friday, Apr 20th 2007 at 09:50 -0400, quoth Ric Moore:

=>On Wed, 2007-04-18 at 09:42 +0930, Tim wrote:
=>> On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 14:30 +0100, Joe Desbonnet wrote:
=>> > Update on this: I downloaded audacity and randomly flipped options on
=>> > that until I finally could see an input in the level meter and was
=>> > able to record/playback some voice.
=>> > 
=>> > I went back to skype (configured to use ALSA) and it works now. Even
=>> > after a reboot. So this is down to sound settings.
=>> 
=>> Yes, though the random twiddle approach doesn't really help you work out
=>> why, and how to repeat it.
=>> 
=>> > I cannot see any visible difference in the settings in  Preferences ->
=>> > Volume Control  applet (gnome-volume-control)  since it started to
=>> > work. So I'm guessing there is a whole lot more to sound configuration
=>> > that is covered in gnome-volume-control (?).
=>> 
=>> Probably, and the volume control panel will only show what you've
=>> configured it to show.  It would be possible to adjust sound parameters
=>> that *it* doesn't show, using something else.  You may want to play more
=>> with its preferences to display more doodahs to fiddle with, though I'd
=>> go for the obvious things, not the wierd sounding ones.
=>> 
=>> > However what I do have is an output from "amixer" from before and
=>> > after if someone would be kind enough to look at those (there are
=>> > differences).
=>> 
=>> Somebody probably can, so do post it.
=>> 
=>> > My observation: The gnome-volume-control is broken. It's either
=>> > buggy/not complete/too complex/not documented property.  I don't
=>> > understand most of the options in the sound config tool -- nor would
=>> > most people. Eg what does "InMux" mean?. 
=>> 
=>> I tend to agree.  Coming from an electronics background, I'd guess that
=>> might mean input multiplexer, but that's a wild guess.  It'd help if
=>> they'd not abbreviate things.
=>
=>I think he needs to set his sound card to full-duplex. It's usually set
=>to half duplex. Ric

How do you do that?

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