I love using Skype, especially for working with training coaches. I also use Audacity for recording audio. I am using Ubuntu Studio which actually runs in xfce instead of Gnome. I have a Behringer X1222 USB Audio Mixer for inputs. Here's the issue: Skype runs great when it runs by itself. I get all the sound settings correct and get both receive and send audio.
SkypeKit gives Linux developers access to core functionality, SILK codec.
Hi all,
I can get output from my audio but no input.
I am using kubuntu on my hp pavilion dv4-2088dx which has 2.2 Ghz AMD processor.I am using 32 bit version of the OS.
I am using Xubuntu 12.10. I have installed the latest Skype. But the weird thing is that Skype takes exclusive control of the audio in the system.
1. When I am using Skype, I cannot play any other audio in system.
2. When I am using any audio in the system, Skype audio doesn't work.
3. When someone is calling me in skype, Skype crashes when I receive it.
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Goodmorning,
I wnated to get Opus audio codec running in my ubuntu 12.04 Precise.
As libopus0 and libogg0(1.3.*) where not available in repository I went ahead and downloaded, compiled and installed
libopus 1.1 & opus-tools from http://www.opus-codec.org/downloads/
And
libogg 1.3 from http://www.xiph.org/downloads/
Then compiled ffmpeg from the source after downloading from the official sit
Perhaps in an effort to seek a little distraction from the news that some Skype users will start seeing silent ads, or perhaps not, the good news is that Skype users on Windows, Linux and the Mac have shiny new versions to download and play with!
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