Done some more work and discovered that under 'Sound Preferences' and
the Hardware tab you need to select an appropriate Profile with the drop
down menu. I went for Analog Stereo Duplex (it had defaulted to Analog
Stereo Output) and then both mic1 and mic2 appeared in the Input tab. I
choose Analog Microphone/Microphone 2 for my web cam mic and it worked.

I did a reboot upon finding Sound Recorder playing up and all now
behaves as expected. This is for Karmic and it all looks a lot different
from Jaunty.

If you have the Sound Preferences window open and then start Sound
Recorder you get this false error message:

"Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them with the
"Sound Preferences" under the System-Preferences menu"

Close the Sound Preferences window and Sound Recorder opens up ok.

So we still have some adverse 'features' but at least I could get it
working. Sound has always been difficult with Ubuntu and I have never
really understood why.

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hp mini built in microphone through pulseaudio doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/432891
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