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I'm not.  As I mentioned above, rotter splits the file each hour, and I'm

recording flac.  The files (when they're good) are about 50 MB each.

On Jul 18, 2011 7:48 PM, "Paul Davis"  wrote:

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> On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 9:06 PM, Eric Steinberg

>  wrote:

>> Interesting, but it's more like 48-72 hours, and sometimes as much as 100

>> hours before recordings start to break.

>

> if you're using WAV and recording 2 channels, this is impossible.

>

> you absolutely cannot record more than 2^31 bytes into a WAV file.

> ever, under any circumstances, with any software.

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I'm not.=A0 As I mentioned above, rotter splits the file each hour, =

and I'm recording flac.=A0 The files (when they're good) are about =

50 MB each.

On Jul 18, 2011 7:48 PM, "Paul Davis" =

<paul@linuxaudiosystems.co=

m> wrote:> On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 9:06 =

PM, Eric Steinberg

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> <eric.steinberg@gmail.c=

om> wrote:>> Interesting, but it's more like 48-72 hou=

rs, and sometimes as much as 100>> hours before recordings start =

to break.

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> > if you're using WAV and recording 2 channels, this is imp=

ossible.> > you absolutely cannot record more than 2^31 bytes=

 into a WAV file.> ever, under any circumstances, with any software.=

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