Oh, something odd I've noticed. While my headphone is plugged in, no sound would
be heard unless I change the profile from `5.1+analog input' to `Duplex stereo
analog'.

I did a quick test through discord, in order to figure out your issue. I had to
play around with the profiles so that the proper input audio `device' would be
picked up by the browser. In essence, the browser defaulted to my 5.1 profile
where the sound came from a different `device', the front panel. So while sound
is detected, firefox didn't listen to the right device and no sound would be
detected by the internet app.

Did this under KDE and its audio widgets. Though I expect pavucontrol can
achieve the same outcome.

Cheers,
             Ludovic

On Thu, 17 Apr 2025, Johan Helsingius wrote:

>Hi Ludovic, and thank you for your suggestions!
>
>qpwgraph shows the mic is linked to firefox input, and OBS
>records the mic just fine, but zoom doesn't show any incoming
>audio from the mic. Also tried with the brave browser, exactly
>the same result, and google meetings don't work either.
>

>    Julf

>
>On 17/04/2025 09:54, Ludovic Bellière via Dng wrote:
>>Hello Julf,
>>
>>Please install qpwgraph and make sure the capture is linked to the browser.
>>
>>Other than that, make sure your system can record sound. Open kwave or OBS and
>>do a sound check. Avoid audacity, seems to be temperous and will fuck with your
>>pipewire, forcing you to restart.
>>

>>Cheers,
>>              Ludovic

>>
>>On Wed, 16 Apr 2025, Johan Helsingius via Dng wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I am running Daedalus with pipewire.
>>>Suddenly, for some reason, all my video conferencing has
>>>lost ability to sens audio. Pavucontrol shows audio
>>>coming in from mic, but using web browser with any
>>>teleconferencing app such as zoom fails, with my
>>>voice not being heard.
>>>
>>>Any suggestions for what could be wrong?
>>>

>>>    Julf