Shotgun
11-04-2011, 04:17 AM
Hello everyone! :)
So here is what I'm trying to do. My favorite radio show does an annual charity event, in which they broadcast for 28-hours straight. There is no way I'm willing to listen for 28-hours straight. :D
What I hope to do is record the event and listen to it later at my leisure.
I first tried Replay Music. As a test, I left the station on over night with Replay Music recording. The next day, I had a huge 8GB file and it was still recording. Ok, so far so good. When I stopped the recording, this is where it fell apart. In the automatic process of converting the wav file to mp3, only 1 hour of the recording made it. The other 10 hours or so are gone, despite my settings of no splitting, and no size limit.
In looking around, it seems like Replay A/V might be better suited to what I'm trying to accomplish. I notice that the demo only records 5 minutes.
Those of you with Replay A/V, is there a limit on the amount of time it will record? Will Replay A/V have problems with a huge file (28-hours worth)?
Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. :cool:
So here is what I'm trying to do. My favorite radio show does an annual charity event, in which they broadcast for 28-hours straight. There is no way I'm willing to listen for 28-hours straight. :D
What I hope to do is record the event and listen to it later at my leisure.
I first tried Replay Music. As a test, I left the station on over night with Replay Music recording. The next day, I had a huge 8GB file and it was still recording. Ok, so far so good. When I stopped the recording, this is where it fell apart. In the automatic process of converting the wav file to mp3, only 1 hour of the recording made it. The other 10 hours or so are gone, despite my settings of no splitting, and no size limit.
In looking around, it seems like Replay A/V might be better suited to what I'm trying to accomplish. I notice that the demo only records 5 minutes.
Those of you with Replay A/V, is there a limit on the amount of time it will record? Will Replay A/V have problems with a huge file (28-hours worth)?
Thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions. :cool: