Hi Jay,

Vegas doesn't let you record to multiple hard drives simultaneously
unless you have a raid system or striped like you do.

It will playback from wherever the files are located, so yes, if they
are on different drives, it will play from all of the drives.

Current Wave files have a 2 Gigabyte size limit regardless of sample
rate or bit-depth. This is our limit for recording as well. Standards
are emerging that will allow for greater file sizes. We will support
them in the future.

Regards,
Caleb



Jay Norwood wrote:
>>Does Vegas let you record to more than one disk
>>simultaneously?
>>
>>Does it let you play back from more than one
>>disk simultaneously?
>>
>>What is the longest continuous recording
>>time under NTFS at 96khZ 16 channels, 24 bit?
>>
>>For example, I can stripe 4 27GB drives together
>>under NTFS and create a single 108GB file.
>>Can Vegas, then, record 6.5HRS uninterrupted
>>at 96khz 16 channels, 24 bit, or is there
>>going to be some built-in limitation
>>in Vegas that prevents this?
>>
>>What exactly is the limitation, if there
>>is one?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>Jay Norwood
>>
>>
>>