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Jonas Eckerman wrote:
For some reason it seems very difficult for many programmers to simply let the recorder close the first file, open a new file (using the same base filename with a number added to the end), and keep recording. This would allow the recording to go for longer than either the file system or file format allows, meaning the total length of the recording would only be limited by the amount of available space on the disk. Most DAW apps I'm familiar with do exactly this, usually in 2gb chunks by default. |
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