On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 02:30:16 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
When you have joined a group, click on the green shield in the top leftDone that, thanks: found there's a later version, 5.6.13558.0321, so I've downloaded that and upgraded Zoom (sudo rpm -U zoom_x86_64.rpm).
corner and read off the version number.
Alternatively cat /opt/zoom/version.txt
The end result is the same:
- the speakers are working (Both the Pulse Audio control panel and the
Zoom Settings panel show dancing signal bars and the Zoom output level
control adjusts the Alsa level setting.
- the mics are working according to the Pulse Audio control panel, and,
with Zoom's Automatic mic level turned off, the Zoom input level control
also controls the Pulse Audio microphone level, but, while the Pulse
Audio control panel shows the mic to be picking up ambient sound as
well as my coughs, whistles and finger clicks, the signal is not
showing up on the Zoom settings display and is not being sent to my
speakers.
I had a quick scan over the logs but, although I saw audio activatins and deactivations, saw no errors or warnings.
Sond can be temperamental. Check that sound is not muted.Nothing is muted on the Zoom Settings panel.
Open the sound icon (the speaker withsound radiating icon on the
application bar) and then open the audio mixer Open Recording. There
should be a zoom entry. Make sure that it is open.
Is there some other panel you're expecting me to see? I'm using the XFCE desktop and the only panels I'm aware of that control audio settings are
the Pulse Audio control panel and the Zoom Settings panel.
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 02:30:16 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
When you have joined a group, click on the green shield in the topDone that, thanks: found there's a later version, 5.6.13558.0321, so
left corner and read off the version number.
Alternatively cat /opt/zoom/version.txt
I've downloaded that and upgraded Zoom (sudo rpm -U zoom_x86_64.rpm).
The end result is the same:
- the speakers are working (Both the Pulse Audio control panel and the
Zoom Settings panel show dancing signal bars and the Zoom output
level control adjusts the Alsa level setting.
- the mics are working according to the Pulse Audio control panel, and,
with Zoom's Automatic mic level turned off, the Zoom input level
control also controls the Pulse Audio microphone level, but, while
the Pulse Audio control panel shows the mic to be picking up ambient
sound as well as my coughs, whistles and finger clicks, the signal is
not showing up on the Zoom settings display and is not being sent to
my speakers.
I had a quick scan over the logs but, although I saw audio activatins
and deactivations, saw no errors or warnings.
Sond can be temperamental. Check that sound is not muted.Nothing is muted on the Zoom Settings panel.
Open the sound icon (the speaker withsound radiating icon on the
application bar) and then open the audio mixer Open Recording. There
should be a zoom entry. Make sure that it is open.
Is there some other panel you're expecting me to see? I'm using the
XFCE desktop and the only panels I'm aware of that control audio
settings are the Pulse Audio control panel and the Zoom Settings panel.
On the app bar (on my XFCE it is on the top of the screen) on the left
side, there is a little icon of a loudspeaker with coincentric part
circles increasing to represent sound coming from a speaker. Click on
that and then click on the tiny text at the bottom saying "Audio Mixer"
go to Playback and see if Zoom is there and has non-zero volume. Also go
to Output devices.
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 16:47:21 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:No,I don't appear to have that - . All I have (outside Zooms own
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 02:30:16 +0000, William Unruh wrote:On the app bar (on my XFCE it is on the top of the screen) on the left
When you have joined a group, click on the green shield in the topDone that, thanks: found there's a later version, 5.6.13558.0321, so
left corner and read off the version number.
Alternatively cat /opt/zoom/version.txt
I've downloaded that and upgraded Zoom (sudo rpm -U zoom_x86_64.rpm).
The end result is the same:
- the speakers are working (Both the Pulse Audio control panel and the >>>> Zoom Settings panel show dancing signal bars and the Zoom output
level control adjusts the Alsa level setting.
- the mics are working according to the Pulse Audio control panel, and, >>>> with Zoom's Automatic mic level turned off, the Zoom input level
control also controls the Pulse Audio microphone level, but, while
the Pulse Audio control panel shows the mic to be picking up ambient >>>> sound as well as my coughs, whistles and finger clicks, the signal is >>>> not showing up on the Zoom settings display and is not being sent to >>>> my speakers.
I had a quick scan over the logs but, although I saw audio activatins
and deactivations, saw no errors or warnings.
Sond can be temperamental. Check that sound is not muted.Nothing is muted on the Zoom Settings panel.
Open the sound icon (the speaker withsound radiating icon on the
application bar) and then open the audio mixer Open Recording. There >>>>> should be a zoom entry. Make sure that it is open.
Is there some other panel you're expecting me to see? I'm using the
XFCE desktop and the only panels I'm aware of that control audio
settings are the Pulse Audio control panel and the Zoom Settings panel. >>>
side, there is a little icon of a loudspeaker with coincentric part
circles increasing to represent sound coming from a speaker. Click on
that and then click on the tiny text at the bottom saying "Audio Mixer"
go to Playback and see if Zoom is there and has non-zero volume. Also go >>> to Output devices.
controls) is the Pulse Audio Volume control which is in the MultiMedia
2nd level menu. If you can tell me its name I can discover which package
its in and install it.
Looking at what it runs it appears to be that same one (pavucontrol)
At this point I have run out of suggestions.
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 16:47:21 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:No,I don't appear to have that - . All I have (outside Zooms own
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 02:30:16 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
When you have joined a group, click on the green shield in the topDone that, thanks: found there's a later version, 5.6.13558.0321, so
left corner and read off the version number.
Alternatively cat /opt/zoom/version.txt
I've downloaded that and upgraded Zoom (sudo rpm -U zoom_x86_64.rpm).
The end result is the same:
- the speakers are working (Both the Pulse Audio control panel and the
Zoom Settings panel show dancing signal bars and the Zoom output
level control adjusts the Alsa level setting.
- the mics are working according to the Pulse Audio control panel, and,
with Zoom's Automatic mic level turned off, the Zoom input level
control also controls the Pulse Audio microphone level, but, while
the Pulse Audio control panel shows the mic to be picking up ambient
sound as well as my coughs, whistles and finger clicks, the signal is
not showing up on the Zoom settings display and is not being sent to
my speakers.
I had a quick scan over the logs but, although I saw audio activatins
and deactivations, saw no errors or warnings.
Sond can be temperamental. Check that sound is not muted.Nothing is muted on the Zoom Settings panel.
Open the sound icon (the speaker withsound radiating icon on the
application bar) and then open the audio mixer Open Recording. There
should be a zoom entry. Make sure that it is open.
Is there some other panel you're expecting me to see? I'm using the
XFCE desktop and the only panels I'm aware of that control audio
settings are the Pulse Audio control panel and the Zoom Settings panel.
On the app bar (on my XFCE it is on the top of the screen) on the left
side, there is a little icon of a loudspeaker with coincentric part
circles increasing to represent sound coming from a speaker. Click on
that and then click on the tiny text at the bottom saying "Audio Mixer"
go to Playback and see if Zoom is there and has non-zero volume. Also go
to Output devices.
controls) is the Pulse Audio Volume control which is in the MultiMedia
2nd level menu. If you can tell me its name I can discover which package
its in and install it.
On 2021-03-23, William Unruh <unruh@invalid.ca> wrote:
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 16:47:21 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
On 2021-03-23, Martin Gregorie <martin@mydomain.invalid> wrote:No,I don't appear to have that - . All I have (outside Zooms own
On Tue, 23 Mar 2021 02:30:16 +0000, William Unruh wrote:
When you have joined a group, click on the green shield in the top >>>>>> left corner and read off the version number.Done that, thanks: found there's a later version, 5.6.13558.0321, so >>>>> I've downloaded that and upgraded Zoom (sudo rpm -U
Alternatively cat /opt/zoom/version.txt
zoom_x86_64.rpm).
The end result is the same:
- the speakers are working (Both the Pulse Audio control panel and
the
Zoom Settings panel show dancing signal bars and the Zoom output
level control adjusts the Alsa level setting.
- the mics are working according to the Pulse Audio control panel,
and,
with Zoom's Automatic mic level turned off, the Zoom input level
control also controls the Pulse Audio microphone level, but, while >>>>> the Pulse Audio control panel shows the mic to be picking up
ambient sound as well as my coughs, whistles and finger clicks,
the signal is not showing up on the Zoom settings display and is
not being sent to my speakers.
I had a quick scan over the logs but, although I saw audio
activatins and deactivations, saw no errors or warnings.
Sond can be temperamental. Check that sound is not muted.Nothing is muted on the Zoom Settings panel.
Open the sound icon (the speaker withsound radiating icon on the
application bar) and then open the audio mixer Open Recording.
There should be a zoom entry. Make sure that it is open.
Is there some other panel you're expecting me to see? I'm using the
XFCE desktop and the only panels I'm aware of that control audio
settings are the Pulse Audio control panel and the Zoom Settings
panel.
On the app bar (on my XFCE it is on the top of the screen) on the
left side, there is a little icon of a loudspeaker with coincentric
part circles increasing to represent sound coming from a speaker.
Click on that and then click on the tiny text at the bottom saying
"Audio Mixer" go to Playback and see if Zoom is there and has
non-zero volume. Also go to Output devices.
controls) is the Pulse Audio Volume control which is in the MultiMedia
2nd level menu. If you can tell me its name I can discover which
package its in and install it.
Looking at what it runs it appears to be that same one (pavucontrol)
At this point I have run out of suggestions.
Another question, are you sure that you are using the correxct
microphone. On my system, I have both the system sound, and webcam. The system has no microphone plugged into the soundcard. The usb webcam has
one and is what I use and select.
Looking at what it runs it appears to be that same one (pavucontrol)
At this point I have run out of suggestions.
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