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I was having a lot of instability issues with EndeavourOS, so I decided to go back to Pop OS, sorry for not commenting on this. I don't think Nvidia drivers could be a problem, as previously I had downloaded the version of Pop OS without Nvidia drivers, and there was no difference in the issue...

I got these deamons running: UNIT LOAD ACTIVE SUB DESCRIPTION accounts-daemon.service loaded active running Accounts Service acpid.service...

No. I tested again, theres no other daemon running. I got these logs from systemctl --user status pipewire dez 04 19:57:51 gardzock-desktop pipewire[1211]: pw.node: (alsa_input.usb-C-Media_Electronics_Inc._USB_Audio_Device-00.mono-fallback-86) graph xrun not-triggered (0 suppressed) dez 04...

Hello, I came here to bring some updates, the developer stopped responding to me a few days ago, I thought it was because it was a non-working day, but until now he hasn't responded to me anymore. Regarding what you told me before, I'll take a look and I'll bring you more information as soon as...

One thing that I don't think is clear in my quotes, with LINUX I never had my microphone working on this PC. I understand your explanation and thank you for responding and sharing it, however, the Pipewire logs of both machines are already available in the Issue that I opened in Pipewire's...

I looked at each topic, thanks for the research, but I tried some solutions used in these topics and nothing seems to have made any difference. I'm looking to see if there is any Linux distribution that doesn't use Pulse, Pipewire, Jack or even Alsa.

I checked it only show Latency Compensation configuration. However, thank all guys who are trying to help me.

Like I said on topic message, I tried to configurate through pavucontrol and alsamixer, I still getting same error. Another thing I noticed is that there is no bar that shows how the microphone works, there is also no change when I change the microphone to Pro or Mono.

Like I said, I tried different distributions, but like I said, all of them use Pipewire. The command you said gives an error "bad usage", so I tried using sudo journalctl -k | grep snd*, it sent me a new log message: [26872.686990] audit: type=1400 audit(1733008509.760:1002823)...

I switched to Ubuntu, I still getting same error.

All fresh installs, I used the same version of Pop OS on my laptop.

I don't have backups or Timeshift, because it's a new installation, my first time on linux. In other words, my microphone never worked on Linux.

I keep getting no sound, but when I use arecord -D plughw:3,0 -f cd test-mic.wav then tests with aplay test-mic.wav it work. When I tried to change alsa-base.conf settings it gives my a new message on wireplumber status.

Something I noticed too, all my USBs are 2.0, so when I attach my mic it converts to USB 1.0, same to laptop.

As you said, I tried on other linux too, same problem. Kernel version: 6.9.3-76060903-generic

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I'm experiencing an issue with my DCMT Technology USB Condenser Microphone that I didn’t have on Windows 10. The microphone is being recognized normally on my Linux Pop OS, but when I try to use it, no sound is captured. What I’ve tried so far: Tested 4 different distros (Manjaro, Mint...