Created attachment 1698474 [details] Pavicontrol screenshot Description of problem: Since yesterday's upgrade to FC32 from FC31 my microphone has stopped working, making it impossible to actively participate in video conferencing. When starting 'pavucontrol' and looking at the input devices I see a) the volume bar for 'built-in Audio Analog Stereo' is moving when talking but no sound is recorded b) the microphone on my head set is shown as 'unplugged'. The head set however is working fine ps. See the attachment for a screen capture Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Note, neither internal microphone nor head set microphone are recording.
Created attachment 1698631 [details] pavucontrol Recording pavucontrol recording display
After spending some extra time on this issue I found that my pavucontrol recording setting were wrong. Changing them from 'Thinkpad Thunderbolt Dock 3 Audio analog stereo' to 'Built-in analog stereo', restored my ability to use both internal and head-set microphone. With this my ability to participate in video conferencing has been restored. Good - what would life be without :). Does not mean everything is nice and dandy. The Input Devices menu in Pavucontrol continues to display the port in 'Built-in Audio Analog Stereo' as 'Microphone (unplugged)', despite being plugged-in and (now) working fine.
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