Yes, the M10 does the same thing, and they can be joined back together with=
out problems. I've recorded continuously till the internal 4GB and the 32GB=
card were full of 2GB files, and they all joined together ok.=0D
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But which software will be used with these files? I'm not sure about others=
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to have about a 13 hour limit with 48kHZ tracks, probably half that with 96=
kHz. I'm not sure if that restriction has since been lifted. They can be sl=
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Raven Pro is fine with any length, and you don't even need to join the file=
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There should be no problem. Usually when these recorders split files the 2 =
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