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Odd, yeah my panel shows two entries for bdwrt5677.
I imagine our systems differ significantly though because I'm running Arch w/o any desktop environment (but with pulseaudio). Wish I could help more -- microphone issues plagued me for a long time with this machine!
I actually managed to get the Mic working after a reinstall. Make sure you have /etc/modprobe.d/sound.conf in place, reboot, then run the audio scripts (several times to be sure).
If you've migrated from a kernel before 4.8 then I'm not sure what will make it work.
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pandeiro commentedon Dec 22, 2016
I was able to get mine working by running
alsamixer -c 0then pressingF4and raising the 'Mic' value (mine was at 0 initially).cparich commentedon Dec 22, 2016
Mine was at 100 when I followed the same steps:
pandeiro commentedon Dec 22, 2016
Do you see the levels changing when running
pavucontroland looking at the 'Input Devices' tab?cparich commentedon Dec 22, 2016
No. alsamixer values have no affect on pavucontrol values it seems, and the bdw-rt5677 mic does not detect input signal in pavu
pandeiro commentedon Dec 22, 2016
Odd, yeah my panel shows two entries for bdwrt5677.
I imagine our systems differ significantly though because I'm running Arch w/o any desktop environment (but with pulseaudio). Wish I could help more -- microphone issues plagued me for a long time with this machine!
victrcodes commentedon Dec 27, 2016
I am running Ubuntu 16.10 too and I can't get the mic to work. No amount of fiddling with alsamixer seems to help.
bumblebeers commentedon Aug 16, 2017
Wanted to bump this thread. I'm having the same issue. Is there any addition info I could provide that might help find a solution?
edit to provide a bit more info: Looks like I'm having a slightly different issue. My headphone mic shows unplugged.
cparich commentedon Aug 16, 2017
I actually managed to get the Mic working after a reinstall. Make sure you have /etc/modprobe.d/sound.conf in place, reboot, then run the audio scripts (several times to be sure).
If you've migrated from a kernel before 4.8 then I'm not sure what will make it work.