Public bug reported:
I have LXDE and plain alsa installed.
The outgoing volume is acceptable, but the incoming volume is very low.
I have to turn it up all the way to get any kind of recognition in the
speech recognition programs I use: dragon naturally speaking, and
Google’s speech recognition, which I am using to type this.
I have checked the volume with Audacity. When I turn the microphone up
to 100%, that gives me what looks like a normal reading. But that
shouldn't be normal, that should be loud.
This problem is independent of any microphone or USB sound card. (I've
tried a bunch of both.)
I usually use a Logitech USB external sound card.
** Affects: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1547954
Title:
incoming sound level too low when using USB sound cards.
Status in alsa-driver package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I have LXDE and plain alsa installed.
The outgoing volume is acceptable, but the incoming volume is very
low. I have to turn it up all the way to get any kind of recognition
in the speech recognition programs I use: dragon naturally speaking,
and Google’s speech recognition, which I am using to type this.
I have checked the volume with Audacity. When I turn the microphone
up to 100%, that gives me what looks like a normal reading. But that
shouldn't be normal, that should be loud.
This problem is independent of any microphone or USB sound card. (I've
tried a bunch of both.)
I usually use a Logitech USB external sound card.
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