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- 19th October 2016 at 23:43 #27481
Robert Breunhölder
ParticipantHi there,
I run a uTrack-X32 in a MIDAS M32 Console.
I’ve tried the Record Button (directly on the Panel)
Recording starts as expected – but how can I stop the recording?!Things that don’t work (if started via Record Button on the panel):
– Press the Record Button again
– Press and hold Record Button
– double press Record button
– stop recording via ipad app (only if i start recording via ipad app – then i can stop via ipad app)Firmware: 2905
cheers
Robert20th October 2016 at 12:42 #27482Laszlo
KeymasterHi remember,
The long press should stop the recording.
What is your drive brand/type?
The drive formatted with uTrack-X3229th November 2016 at 00:09 #27614Tim
ParticipantHi,
I have just recived your card and have had the same problem.
I am running the card on an X32 with a 128G SanDisk ultra Flaire USB 3.
The recording has started fine but would not stop even with pressing the button for over 10s.
The audio has been recorded but Utool2 refuses to see the recording on the card, I think this is because the log file is blank.
29th November 2016 at 11:15 #27615Laszlo
KeymasterHi,
Can you please check the firmware version on your uTrack-X32? It is up to date?
Does this happens with any kind of drive or only with this Sandisk drive?
Does the drive formatted with uTrack-X32?
This drive is a USB stick? We do not recommend to use USB stick for recording. The USB stick’s can be used for playback purpose.29th November 2016 at 14:53 #27616Tim
ParticipantCan I ask a stupid question, how do I check the firmware revision.
I did a format using the Utrack.
I will try a few other drives and see how it goes.
29th November 2016 at 17:02 #27617Laszlo
KeymasterIf you connect the uRemote to the device you can see the firmware version.
But that problem most likely related to the drive. If the drive slow for the recording it cause dropouts during recording, which means there’s huge lag becasue the recorder try to finish the process for this reason you may have a long waiting time before the recorder able to stop the recording.
If you don’t wait to finish the recording properly then you remove the drive the .set file (settings file) will missing that’s mean the uTool will not able to detect the recoding.
I suggest to use USB HDD for recording.29th November 2016 at 23:41 #27618Tim
ParticipantHaven’t had a chance to check the firmware yet but here are some results that I have had from experements today.
Have tried 3 devices and run a bench mark test using “USB Flash Benchmark” while having them pluged in to a USB3 port. I am not sure how big a buffer the uTrack is using so I will recodr the write speeds for 1Kb blocks and 4Kb blocks.
USB devices I tried;
Sandisk Flair Ultra 128GB. Does not stop recording. Write speed for 4Kb blocks 3.87MB/s and 1Kb blocks 0.52Mb/s.
Sandisk Ultra Fit 64GB. Works fine. Write speed for 4Kb blocks 4.75MB/s and 1Kb blocks 0.69MB/s.
Toshiba Canvio HDD 3TB. Does not stop recording. Write speed for 4Kb blocks 23.35MB/s and 1Kb blocks 6.26MB/s.All devices were formated by the uTrack.
The write speed does not appear to be the only factor at work here.
30th November 2016 at 11:09 #27620Laszlo
KeymasterHi,
Ok please do a following with the Toshiba USB HDD:
Connect to the uTrack-X32, wait for the green LED on the card.
Start the recording by pushing the record button shortly. –> The REC button became red.
Wait 10 seconds
Push the record button at least 3 second to stop the recording.
Wait and check the REC button status.
Please let me know about the results. - AuthorPosts
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