The problem still persists but I found a curious thing: in my X550LA if I start
the computer directly in Ubuntu, the microphone doesn't work, no matter what I
do.
If I start the notebook with Windows 7, access the built-in microphone with any
tool or website and then restart in Ubuntu, the
I have a problem with my sound suddenly stopping working (I'm on Mint
18.2 based on xenial, asus x555l). The work around is to reboot.
Another work around without rebooting: disable pulseaudio, first by
turning off autorespawn https://askubuntu.com/questions/8425/how-to-
I also have the same problem with my Asus X550L. Speakers work, internal
microphone is useless-quiet. Alsamixer has microphone turned on and at
81%, no boost. Auto mute is disabled.
Using headphones with a built in microphone I get a good recording with
plenty of volume.
Using Audio Recorder to
I have the same problem that has Tobias in my Asus X550L. The internal
microphone only work when the boost is set to 0, but with a low volume and high
noise.
Here is the link for the information that I get with alsa-info.sh
I have a similar problem : the microphone doesn't work *when the mic-
boost is on*. So with pulseaudio, you shoud try to reduce the sound
until is disable mic-boost (quite annoying to do), or you can use
"alsamixer" to set "Mic Boost" to 0.
It gives at least sound, but it's not very high... If
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