I got mine working just plugging it in – in the sense that KDE recognizes it. But getting skype to work it (even though it sees /dev/dsp1), or to get programs, where you can’t choose the source, I haven’t gotten it to work.
Skype was the reason to buy this thing (cost me 31,90€, about 35-40$), and now it doesn’t work..
I have problems with loading the module snd-usb-audio, i always get this error FATAL: Module snd_usb_audio not found.I have compiled it into my kernel as a module, but i always get this error on start up and when i try to load it manually, i am using kernel version 2.6.15-r1, i hope u can help me with this little problem since u r the only have way decent page i could find. Thanks
Tane
crachesays:
I got this mic and messed around for a bit as well. I’ve set up alsa to combine my primary soundcard and the usb capture device. Detailed here:
I got mine working just plugging it in – in the sense that KDE recognizes it. But getting skype to work it (even though it sees /dev/dsp1), or to get programs, where you can’t choose the source, I haven’t gotten it to work.
Skype was the reason to buy this thing (cost me 31,90€, about 35-40$), and now it doesn’t work..
you need this:
http://195.38.3.142:6502/skype/
Tane: try
ls /usr/src/linux/sound/usb/and see what’s there.
I have problems with loading the module snd-usb-audio, i always get this error FATAL: Module snd_usb_audio not found.I have compiled it into my kernel as a module, but i always get this error on start up and when i try to load it manually, i am using kernel version 2.6.15-r1, i hope u can help me with this little problem since u r the only have way decent page i could find. Thanks
Tane
I got this mic and messed around for a bit as well. I’ve set up alsa to combine my primary soundcard and the usb capture device. Detailed here:
http://crache.net/2006/05/06/logitech-usb-desktop-microphone-in-linux/
Your post helped as well though!
–josh