| Subject: | Re: Fostex FR2LE auto file-splitting? |
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| From: | "David Michael" wildlifeanalysis |
| Date: | Sun Jun 7, 2009 8:11 am ((PDT)) |
Interesting, I had forgotten about this limit. Upon reexamining the FR2LE, there is no o= ption to turn this max file size feature off. So the implication is that it= records until it hits 2 or 4 GB and then justv stops. It would be dreamy if it just closed the file and kept on going with a new = file... if not, I would have to conclude that this would be a tremendous de= sign flaw in the software. I will set it to start recording and see what ha= ppens when the limit is reached, though the language in the manual is prett= y clear about its behavior. Thanks David --- In Marinos Koutsomichalis <= .> wrote: > > you should bare in mind that there is a file size limitation for > standard aif and wav files.. > I think it' s 2Gb or sth > so there might be the chance that if you reach this limit your FOSTEX = > will probably automatically create another file to continue > > at least that' s what happened to me once using the EDIROL R-4 |
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