I can’t believe it. The audio was not working anymore.

The video was working fine from the beginning, however: I made a screenshot showing how desperate I was :o)
I downloaded the Feisty .deb package of Skype2.0 beta
, installed it and it was NOT working, no sound, or sound the first time and then no sound at all, even Amarok wasn’t able to work after trying and I had to reboot.
I was dying of anger, I swear.
I have spent the whole day trying, tweaking, learning ALSA.
Well, I’m a perfect dumbass. If I had looked where I was meant to look the first time
, I would have been videocalling by this very morning.
Here’s the solution: wrapping it with aRTS, the KDE audio layer!
artsdsp -m skype
Again, the best thing is to modify the KDE command used to launch Skype via the menu:

It was only “skype” at the beginning… too bad
EDIT: videocalls do not work properly. The whole app crashes after 10 seconds or so. The normal audio works fine, but that’s not a great improvement from the previous version.
EDIT #2: videocalls ARE working. It was not my problem. Thumbs up for Skype, folks!
EDIT: videocalls do not work properly. The whole app crashes after 10 seconds or so. The normal audio works fine, but that’s not a great improvement from the previous version.
non capisco. ma son contento che funzioni.
Da: Gizzo su 9 Novembre 2007
alle 1:22
Sì, “funzionare” è una parola grossa, diciamo che quantomeno mi riconosce la webcam e parte… si chiude da solo, ma parte!
Come non detto. Funziona tutto da dio.
Da: sevencapitalsins su 9 Novembre 2007
alle 5:08