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Sound input issue with Asus X551CA, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
How can I automatically switch to USB headset when plugged in?Sound Problem - No Audio Input is Shown i.e Microphone is not Visible. Neigher “Headphone” profile is available?No microphone input Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS Lenovo T420How can I make audio input work with Intel NUC5i3RYKCan I use telephone jack for audio input and ouptutNo sound on Asus Zenbook UX430 with Ubuntu desktop 18.04SOLVED: Audio input not working, “…does not have capture controls” - new 18.04 install
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I am using a Asus X551CA laptop, with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Now, the laptop comes with a single audio jack for input and output. But whenever I am connecting any headset to it, only the audio output is coming and the microphone is not detected. The headset is completely functional as I have checked it on other devices.
Please suggest how to solve this issue.
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I am using a Asus X551CA laptop, with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Now, the laptop comes with a single audio jack for input and output. But whenever I am connecting any headset to it, only the audio output is coming and the microphone is not detected. The headset is completely functional as I have checked it on other devices.
Please suggest how to solve this issue.
18.04 sound
asked Jul 19 at 14:23
Titin BabuTitin Babu
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I am using a Asus X551CA laptop, with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Now, the laptop comes with a single audio jack for input and output. But whenever I am connecting any headset to it, only the audio output is coming and the microphone is not detected. The headset is completely functional as I have checked it on other devices.
Please suggest how to solve this issue.
18.04 sound
asked Jul 19 at 14:23
Titin BabuTitin Babu
62 bronze badges
I am using a Asus X551CA laptop, with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Now, the laptop comes with a single audio jack for input and output. But whenever I am connecting any headset to it, only the audio output is coming and the microphone is not detected. The headset is completely functional as I have checked it on other devices.
Please suggest how to solve this issue.
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This is apparently a really common problem with these Asus machines that share a mic/headphone jack. This was actually the first time I had even heard of anyone doing that. In any case, Asus support recommends using USB headphones if you need to use the mic as well. That, or a headset with three segments in the plug (that is, three segments in the jack you plug into the machine). Here is a link to a forum where several other users chased this down: Asus Combo headphone/Mic jack issues
It's a Windows forum, but if you scroll down towards the bottom they get into the part where they contacted Asus directly and that was their recommendation to solve the problem.
answered Jul 19 at 14:45
jwcooperjwcooper
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Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
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This is apparently a really common problem with these Asus machines that share a mic/headphone jack. This was actually the first time I had even heard of anyone doing that. In any case, Asus support recommends using USB headphones if you need to use the mic as well. That, or a headset with three segments in the plug (that is, three segments in the jack you plug into the machine). Here is a link to a forum where several other users chased this down: Asus Combo headphone/Mic jack issues
It's a Windows forum, but if you scroll down towards the bottom they get into the part where they contacted Asus directly and that was their recommendation to solve the problem.
answered Jul 19 at 14:45
jwcooperjwcooper
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Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
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This is apparently a really common problem with these Asus machines that share a mic/headphone jack. This was actually the first time I had even heard of anyone doing that. In any case, Asus support recommends using USB headphones if you need to use the mic as well. That, or a headset with three segments in the plug (that is, three segments in the jack you plug into the machine). Here is a link to a forum where several other users chased this down: Asus Combo headphone/Mic jack issues
It's a Windows forum, but if you scroll down towards the bottom they get into the part where they contacted Asus directly and that was their recommendation to solve the problem.
answered Jul 19 at 14:45
jwcooperjwcooper
1675 bronze badges
Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
add a comment
|
This is apparently a really common problem with these Asus machines that share a mic/headphone jack. This was actually the first time I had even heard of anyone doing that. In any case, Asus support recommends using USB headphones if you need to use the mic as well. That, or a headset with three segments in the plug (that is, three segments in the jack you plug into the machine). Here is a link to a forum where several other users chased this down: Asus Combo headphone/Mic jack issues
It's a Windows forum, but if you scroll down towards the bottom they get into the part where they contacted Asus directly and that was their recommendation to solve the problem.
answered Jul 19 at 14:45
jwcooperjwcooper
1675 bronze badges
This is apparently a really common problem with these Asus machines that share a mic/headphone jack. This was actually the first time I had even heard of anyone doing that. In any case, Asus support recommends using USB headphones if you need to use the mic as well. That, or a headset with three segments in the plug (that is, three segments in the jack you plug into the machine). Here is a link to a forum where several other users chased this down: Asus Combo headphone/Mic jack issues
It's a Windows forum, but if you scroll down towards the bottom they get into the part where they contacted Asus directly and that was their recommendation to solve the problem.
answered Jul 19 at 14:45
jwcooperjwcooper
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answered Jul 19 at 14:45
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Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
add a comment
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Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
Actually my problem is with the microphone of the headset. The internal microphone is working well and good. But I want the headset microphone to work. How to do that?
– Titin Babu
Jul 23 at 9:33
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
That's what I was talking about in my answer. You will either need to use a headset/mic combo that is connected with USB or a headset/mic combo that has three segments in the plug. From everything I've read, you wont be able to use your current headset/mic with that laptop. You will only be able to use one function at a time. It's just a limitation of the laptop hardware that I imagine they took to cut down on costs.
– jwcooper
Jul 29 at 11:10
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