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*some do switch the microphone only after pushing '''and''' releasing the space-bar – while we want to change the microphone-status only while the space-bar is pushed down! (This may not affect a PTT asigned to a joystick)<br> | *some do switch the microphone only after pushing '''and''' releasing the space-bar – while we want to change the microphone-status only while the space-bar is pushed down! (This may not affect a PTT asigned to a joystick)<br> | ||
So know your standard settings and check if they have changed (without your written permission!)<br><br> | So know your standard settings and check if they have changed (without your written permission!)<br><br> | ||
'''Special for Linux''' | '''Special for Linux''' | ||
(ref [[Linux software audio mixing with FlightGear]]) <br> | (ref [[Linux software audio mixing with FlightGear]]) <br> | ||
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(define devices '(alsa)) | (define devices '(alsa)) | ||
(define alsa-out-device "plug:dmix") | (define alsa-out-device "plug:dmix") | ||
'''USB-Headsets-Problems with Linux (Ubuntu)'''<br> | |||
The following is based/verified on Ubuntu, but should be similar on other distributions: | |||
*If you cannot hear and/or record with your USB-Headset, try to disable the PulseAudio: | |||
**see http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/how-i-got-my-usb-headset-to-work/ | |||
*If Recording is ok and the f910-Test looks alright in the window, but there is no delayed response: | |||
**type "cat /proc/asound/modules" into the command window, e.g.: | |||
$ cat /proc/asound/modules | |||
0 snd_usb_audio | |||
1 snd_hda_intel | |||
If that displays multiple devices (as shown in the above list, which is the result '''after''' doing the following!), then the USB-Headset should be in the "0" position. If this is not the case, notice the name of your USB-device and edit it. e.g.: | |||
"sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base" | |||
add as last line into that file, e.g.: | |||
options snd_usb_audio index=0 | |||
====Helpfull INTERNET Adresses==== | ====Helpfull INTERNET Adresses==== | ||