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@supremekizzle I remember that I had to remove the mike to playback and hear the file. Just a thought.

I was using my i5 128GB SP with 4gb RAM at the time. I wonder if that makes a difference? I get the same result with client for youtube and store on the sp1. I will have to try on my docked SP3 "workstation" when I have the time.

@supremekizzle Good choice.

You are absolutely correct I should have been more specific and use the term Metro apps, but the original post was speaking to those (see post one). I guess I was a little word lazy in my references. Semantics aside, the OP experience and question should be our main response objective.

I believe you, but I don't have Drawboard. With PDF touch it behaves as I describe. Drawboard ,then was coded to correctly behave as it should.

The splitter you have suggested is to share the headphone jack with 2 users., albeit with the standard 3 or 4 contact plugs. I doubt it would turn it into a Quasi headset and if it did it, would be most unwieldy. Change the mike assuming the OP can return it or get a microphone headset if he...

I think you might be eligible for the Guiness Book of Records for maximum returns on one device.:eek:

@supremekizzle and @sharpcolorado Did you read any of my posts in this thread. I now redid this with my SP3 and it works here also. Mine has a 4 contact plug (see above}. One caveat though, you must remove it to playback the recorded sound file. It will show up as a microphone headset.

@hughlle We were talking about apps not desktop programs.

That's odd I did this again and waited several minutes and it is still there.

Here is the one I used, it has 4 contact points.

I just pulled out my peanut microphone that I used with my original iPod. It is the same one that I eluded to in my previous post. I Plugged it in to my SP1 since I was presently using that. When I checked Devices and Printers it was listed. When I went To Recording Devices under in speaker Icon...

Before Apple iPods had internal Microphones , you could indeed use the headphone jack to add one. I think this is what the OP might have been referencing: Here is an example. http://gizmodo.com/5158880/ipod-touch-and-ipod-nano-get-a-mini-microphone

Yes with the XXX choice having the process come to a climax. ;):)

Even if you "close" an app, Xing it out, it will still appear in the task manager. You still must "end task" to fully eliminate it. Not so for the flipping method

No, its meant to prevent screen burn-in. That's why its called a Screen "saver":D:)

I understand it is not exactly what you are looking for, and it is not an aesthetic fit, but I believe the power cover keyboard made for the SP1 & SP2 and which is now discontinued, would work . I believe you can still purchase one on E-bay...

Just the media file indicated. Main program will be on your mSata SSD drive

Make sure it is enabled. On the Desktop taskbar you should have a speaker icon on the right side. Right click on it and choose Recording devices from the menu. The microphone should be listed under the Recording tab. If it is not, right click in the box and select Show disabled and disconnected...

Did not Hercule Poirot also speak French?;):)