Hello, I wonder if any of you have experienced the same issue. I had my audiomoth configured to record four 5-15 minute long recordings every day and I can indeed see the files on my SD card, but with zero kB size and no audio content. I am using a Sandisk Extreme 32 gb card and so far, I've had no issues with it. I had it set to a high sample rate 384 kHz and the batteries were not full, so what I am afraid happaned was that this put too much load on the card and interrupted the recording right at the start? When I set it to custom, it shows an uninterrupted red light and flashing green light and when I play the chime it changes to flashing green light, so it should be set to record. What's even worse is that now the config app does not seem to be able to recognize the device when connected by USB. The device shows a solid green light, but the device does not appear at all in the app. Thanks for your thoughts.

I'm interested in using the AudioMoth-Live command line tool on a Raspberry Pi 4 to capture multichannel recordings from a Zylia ZM-1 microphone array. This array has 19 channels with a built-in 24-bit ADC to transmit over USB. Is it possible to capture multichannel and/or 24-bit audio using AudioMoth-Live? If it's not designed for this, are there any potential work-arounds? I've successfully captured recordings from the array but they're a single channel in 16-bit, and I'm not sure if the issue is with the command line tool or how the device drivers / sound cards are being handled by the Pi. Any help is appreciated, thanks so much!

How often can I expect GroupGets campaigns for AudioMoth and HydroMoth? I saw that there are campaigns for both running now, but I'm wondering how much time there is between different campaigns, usually?