To set up VoIP information, visit the Fedora Account System, and select the VoIP link in the navigation menu. You must set up your Fedora account's VoIP information to use the Fedora Talk system. Typically, built-in speakers and microphones on laptop computers provide very poor audio quality, and can cause feedback problems when recording. Generally if a device works for both Windows and MacOS, it should work with Fedora. Many models are available for podcasters. This type of hardware results in a strong, clear voice signal for recording purposes.Īlternately, you might choose a standard set of headphones and use a separate USB-powered microphone. Many of the Logitech models are known to work well with Linux in general, and Fedora:Ĭhoose a headset whose mic draws USB power if possible. Most VoIP users prefer to use a Linux-compatible USB headset with a built-in mic and headphones. This procedure requires you to have appropriate input (mic) and output (speaker/headphone) devices. If you are using Rawhide or have built from source, you're on your own.

You are using the official Fedora versions of Ekiga and PulseAudio.You are running Fedora 34, 35, or Rawhide with all updates applied.Your customizations may have unintended effects, caveat emptor.

This procedure has only been tested with a default PulseAudio setup.

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