andrewsim

Ok. Recorded two sessions and did not have a problem at all. Using a 90MB/s card though. Not sure if that is preferred over the 30MB/s or what the recommendation is for MB/s. The rough math shows that I don't need one that fast but it would be nice to have someone validate or doublecheck my math. Each track @ 24bit/48Khz = 8.24 MB/min or 0.137 MB/s 20 tracks * 0.137 MB/s = 2.74 MB/s Reference: http://www.sounddevices.com/notes/recorders/record-time/ Thanks!

Thanks! We picked up a new card this week and will be testing it out. Will let you know.

Also, I was able to recover some of the recorded session using the audio convert tool in VLC. Thanks to the OP!

Just ordered another type of SD card. Please comment if it is not compatible. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007NDL56A/ What type of cards does Line6 test with? Is there a recommendation you can make so we don't run into this problem? I saw an error when we recorded another set as well. Something to the effect that there were too many signal inputs to write to the card and it couldn't keep up so it just stopped. Clicking record again did not result in any problems. I suspect that it had a problem recording 15 streams of audio wav files to the card, either processing power or write bandwidth to the SD card. - L/R Line (1 channel) - Lav - Bass - L/R Keys (2 channels) - L/R Lead Guitar (2 channels) - Kick - Snare - Hats - 3 Vocals (3 channels) - Acoustic Guitar - L/R Main out mix (1 channel)

Happened again today. Recorded a full session 20-30min without problems from 9:30-10am, but our second set 11am crapped out 10-15min in. Using a Cisco AE1000 for wireless and have only 1 iPad connected for monitoring. Recording to a Sandisk Ultra 16GB SDHC Class 10 card rated at 30 MB/s http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Memory-Frustration-Free-Packaging-SDSDU-016G-AFFP/dp/B007M51J42 Looking for any suggestions on what to try next? May try removing the USB Wifi stick the next time we try to record a session, or record off a PC since recording directly to the board seems unreliable.

Just had it happen our our board as well. Had it recording multi-track and mixout to an SD card with an iPad connected for controlling monitor our levels. Rebooted the device and all is ok. Kind of annoying and a mystery still.