How to set the default Microphone

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Published on 2012-04-07T18:26:19Z Indexed on 2012/04/14 5:41 UTC
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I am using an external Web-cam with a build-in Microphone. When I am using Skype or some other Software it doesn’t recognise the Microphone automatically. So I always have to activate it myself in the Audio Settings. How can I avoid this and set it as default Web-cam.

This PC doesn't have another Webcam or Mic. And the Web-cam is always pluged in.

Ubuntu 12.04 beta with latest updates (I also had this problems with 10.04) Logitech, Inc. Web-cam B500

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