Smartphone 2003 Emulator - Audio

Hi,
Is there any way in which I can record audio on the smartphone 2003 emulator? I know that it isn't supported by default, but I was just wondering if there was anything that could be tweaked to enable it?
[219 byte] By [JCLaguna] at [2008-2-24]
# 1
Audio works by default, no tweaks are required.

Using the DeviceEmulator and Smartphone 2003, I did:
- Start / 9 (for more...) / 4 (for Voice Notes)
- picked Record
- spoke into my PC's microphone

Using the DeviceEmulator and PocketPC 2003, I did:
- Start/Programs/Notes
- clicked on the audio tape icon at the bottom
- clicked on the record button (the one with the solid circle)
- spoke into my PC's microphone

Barry

BarryBond at 2007-9-9 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,Device Emulator General...
# 2
How strange, I did try that, but it says recording and the timer counts upwards, but when I click stop it just exits and doesn't create a file (when I try it on an actual device it saves what it recorded as Recording1 and displays it). I will try re-installing it and see what happens.

edit:
Nope, nothing, I tried re-installing the Smartphone 2003 SDK and the emulator, but I still can't record audio on the emulator. I just assumed that it wasn't supported, but after looking through some more documentation it says it is, but very low quality.
So does anybody have any ideas why I can't record audio on my Smartphone 2003 Emulator?

JCLaguna at 2007-9-9 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,Device Emulator General...
# 3
Would you consider using the new Device Emulator ? It is going to be replacing the x86 emulator that shipped with Visual Studio 2003 when Visual Studio 2005 is release. You can access the community preview from:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/downloads/emulatorpreview/default.aspx

The Device Emulator will not show up in the targets of Visual Studio 2003. The easiest way to use it is to go through ActiveSync.

In ActiveSync, make sure that "DMA" is selected in the "Connection Settings". Then, using the Device Emulator Manager, cradle the emulator. This will create an ActiveSync connection with the emulator. If the connection is not created, you can use the "Get connected" option of ActiveSync. You will then be able to use the "Pocket PC device" target of VS2003 as if a real device was connected to your desktop.

CarlBrochu at 2007-9-9 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,Device Emulator General...