[00:00] It shows internal microphone and microphone (unplugged) even though it's plugged. [00:00] I think it's a hardware issue [00:00] unplug and replaug [00:00] Same thing [00:00] I tried that [00:00] ok [00:00] Tried a different mic too [00:01] maybe try hdajackretask [00:01] you may be able to make it think it is plugged in [00:02] hmm, what kind of mic are you plugging in with what kind of plug? [00:02] The extrenal mic expects a condenser mic. a dynamic mic will not work may not be detected. [00:03] it's a cannon mic to a 3.5mm adapter (which works tested) and then laptop [00:03] But I found the issue [00:03] If I unplug the mic from the adapter the pavu shows a mic plugged in, but once I plug in the mic it shows unplugged. [00:04] (I have gotten a guitar to work in a computer mic jack by only inserting it to the first click on some interfaces and not others [00:04] It's just this weird setup I guess. [00:06] sounds odd all right [00:07] I wonder how it would work if the mic was plugged in right after boot before jack is run. [00:08] Leave the mic plugged in and turn on pc or turn on pc and then plug in mic? [00:09] plug in the mic after boot but without starting jack. Se what pavucontrol says [00:10] okay, I'll try that [00:10] My Son has a XLR to computer mic plug that works with his condencer mic. I don't think it would also work with a dynamic though [00:10] too late [00:14] I'm back, mic still shows unplugged [00:21] I have to go, but thank you guys for your help. [02:06] So out of curiousity, Does using the Ubuntu-studio installer work on Debian based systems? or does it have to be Ubuntu? I was considering using the Ubuntu-Studio installer on Devuan, which is Debian with OpenRC as it's init system [02:14] Crashtone[m]: There are some things that are ubuntu specific. [02:14] There is no provision to skip packages that do not exist [02:15] So it'd end up erroring out? [02:15] I would expect so yes. [02:15] Bummer [02:16] It is actually quite sinple, it picks one or more of the ubuntustudio meta pacxkages [02:16] Is there a way i can sift through the packages that comes through the ubuntu studio installer so i can just pick out the things that are ubuntu specific, and sort of paint by numbers? [02:16] or would i have to basically install Devuan, and then hunt down the packages i need and go from there? [02:17] Crashtone: Considering it only targets metapackages, that's simply not possible. [02:17] It is only supported in Ubuntu and its official flavors for a reason. [02:17] Ah, gotcha [02:17] If you are looking audio only look at the depends in the few ubuntustudio metas [02:18] I think they are audio core and audio [02:18] the main features i'm really going for is the Low latency kernel and the audio tools [02:18] I do not know if debian has low latency, you might try liquorix [02:19] I could also try converting Ubuntu to OpenRC, that'd probably be easier [02:20] https://liquorix.net/ has a low latency kernel that is resonably good with debian derived distros [02:21] Crashtone: Beyond that, there's no support in this channel for what you're trying to do, so I do have to cut-off this conversation. [02:21] Understandable [02:22] Have a good evening [02:27] You too. :) [15:01] ok, so, i have several usb audio devices, and i have a Carla layout saved, that handles when everything is plugged in. but sometimes i need to unplug some of them, and to get it to reapply correctly, i have to start a new carla layout, and then reapply the mapping file that covers everything. [15:01] is there a way to make this happen more automagically, ala qjackctl's patchbay? [15:56] linuxgecko: You'd have to talk to the developer of Carla. Usually he hangs out in #kxstudio. === jukebohi is now known as juboxi