I recently switched to Linux and I'm facing some audio issues. Specifically, my microphone isn't working; the only audio input recognized is from my camera, which isn't great. A friend who has some experience with Linux tried to help me, but we couldn't fix it. I've tested out several different distributions including Ubuntu, Mint, Bazzite, and Manjaro, and I'm currently trying Arch. My laptop is an ASUS TUF Dash F15 with an RTX 3060. Any help would be really appreciated!
3 Answers
Don't sweat it if you're not getting the first command to work, and if `lspci -v` gives a lot of output, just focus on the part that mentions audio or sound card. That would be what we're interested in!
Sounds like you've hit a common snag! A lot of times, the issue is that the wrong input or output is selected. Can you let us know what desktop environment you’re using? For example, are you on KDE Plasma or something else? That could help narrow down the options.
You might want to run a couple of terminal commands to check your audio setup. Try using `inxi -F` and `lspci -v`. These commands will give you details about your audio card, which can help diagnose the problem. Just keep in mind that Linux is case-sensitive!
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