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- Connect the microphone to the computer. (If you don't have a microphone a set of headphones will work.)
- Right click on the '''Volume Control''' icon on the right side of the top panel
- Open ''Sound Preferences'' or ''Sound Setting''.
- Go to the ''Input'' tab and ensure that the ''Input'' volume of the microphone is set to an appropriate level and is not muted.
- Press the ''Super Windows key'', or click the Ubuntu logo in the upper left hand unity panel and search '''Sound Recorder'''.
- Click the ''Record'' button (the red circle).
- Talk briefly into the microphone.
- Click the ''Stop'' button (the gray square).
- Click the ''Play'' button (the right-facing triangle). Verify that your voice is played back and that no words have been dropped. (Remember to reset your microphone volume to prevent feedback on the internal microphone.)
- Verify that sound is recorded through the microphone.
GNOME Classic
- Connect the microphone to the computer. (If you don't have a microphone a set of headphones will work.)
- Open Sound Preferences '''(System -> Preferences -> Sound Preferences)'''.
- Go to the Input tab and ensure that the Input volume of the microphone is set to an appropriate level and is not muted.
- Now open Sound Recorder '''(Applications -> Sound & Video -> Sound Recorder)'''.
- Click the Record button (the red circle).
- Talk briefly into the microphone.
- Click the Stop button (the gray square).
- Click the Play button (the right-facing triangle). Verify that your voice is played back and that no words have been dropped. (Remember to reset your microphone volume to prevent feedback on the internal microphone.)
- Verify that sound is recorded through the microphone.
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit a 'failed' result and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result.
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