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I am using an external Web-cam with a build-in Microphone. When I am using Skype or some other Software it doesn’t recognise the Microphone automatically. So I always have to activate it myself in the Audio Settings. How can I avoid this and set it as default Web-cam. This PC doesn't have another Webcam or Mic. And the Web-cam is always pluged in. Ubuntu 12.04 beta with latest updates (I also had this problems with 10.04) Logitech, Inc. Web-cam B500 |
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In 12.04 Precise, switching off pulseaudio autospawn as described by Santosamaru works in terms of providing the microphone in Skype, but it also locks all the pulseaudio controls so it becomes impossible to change the sound volume on the system etc. I would like a solution for this problem too please for 12.04 if anyone has one. |
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I had this same issue when trying to use google phone in the browser. What I did to resolve my problem was this: -- System Setting -> Sound -> Input Tab and select the device you want i.e. Microphone LifeCam HD-5000 and then exit the "Sound" window/box. Now the next time you use something that requires the microphone it should use that device. i.e. just click on the device you want to use and exit the sound window that's it. Now its set to default. Optionally you can select the speaker from the top of your screen near the clock (typical place) and select "Sound Settings" to get to the same location. This is on Ubuntu 12.04 |
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