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audionuma
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Here are a few steps to investigate further :

  • check that your h4n firmware is up to date
  • check that the SD card you are using for recording is supported (here's an example for h4n pro).
  • try to reformat the SD card as your attempt to cut power while recording might have leave either a file or the filesystem in a corrupted state.
  • as @aj-henderson suggested, check that your card functions in another device.

Here are a few steps to investigate further :

  • check that your h4n firmware is up to date
  • check that the SD card you are using for recording is supported (here's an example for h4n pro).
  • try to reformat the SD card as your attempt to cut power while recording might have leave either a file or the filesystem in a corrupted state.

Here are a few steps to investigate further :

  • check that your h4n firmware is up to date
  • check that the SD card you are using for recording is supported (here's an example for h4n pro).
  • try to reformat the SD card as your attempt to cut power while recording might have leave either a file or the filesystem in a corrupted state.
  • as @aj-henderson suggested, check that your card functions in another device.
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audionuma
  • 2.9k
  • 1
  • 15
  • 26

Here are a few steps to investigate further :

  • check that your h4n firmware is up to date
  • check that the SD card you are using for recording is supported (here's an example for h4n pro).
  • try to reformat the SD card as your attempt to cut power while recording might have leave either a file or the filesystem in a corrupted state.