Where is my concert?

[Mr X]

People....just registered...great site ...
question...I lucked out 5 months ago found Boss Br-864 with manual...at pawn shop ..negotiated $80.00 ...have been fooling around with it ...have it hooked up to unpowered mackie mixer...normally (at this point) have it hooked up to the mixer out..line in (rca input ) of the 864...piano and vocal recordings...then burned them into my itunes library....Here is my problem..I found 1gb card ..took to outdoor concert of friend...just piano/acoustic guitar/vocal....his pa amp line out into my mackie board...into the 864 line input (rca)...monitored with headphones..was recording really clean...his set was 1 hour 46 minutes straight...everything good..after i stopped i Protected song 1...next day I cant find it...I backed it all to Imac...downloaded converter aiff...still can't find anything..i was going to try same thing on pc...xp....as wav file...Is this hopeless?...My mission in life now is to get really proficient with this ....that is why the website sounds really encouraging...thanks anybody..

[64Guitars]

How many songs are on the card?

Press UTILITY and move the cursor to [SEL] then press ENTER. The name of the current song will be displayed. Turn the TIME/VALUE wheel to see the names of other songs on the card.

The best way to see what's on your memory card is to install BR Explorer on a Windows PC (or Mac/Linux under Wine). You can download it here:

https://songcrafters.org/64guitars/BR/BRX/index.html

Connect the BR-864 to your computer with a USB cable, then put the BR-864 into backup mode. Now start BR Explorer. It should detect the card and display a list of the songs on it, including the names of the songs and their file sizes. Your concert recording should be easy to spot because of its length. Its file size should be much larger than the other songs.

Click to enlarge

When you click on one of the songs in the list, its details will be displayed in the Song Details pane below. Click the Track Usage tab to see a grid of all 64 tracks. Tracks that have been recorded will be shown in green. If no tracks are green, then the song is empty. An empty song will show a size of 0.11 MB in the song list.

If, after trying these suggestions, you still can't find your song, then I think you probably weren't in record mode when you thought you were recording. You may have forgot to press the Record button, or accidentally pressed it twice, cancelling record mode.