Audio Logger keeps a database of all recordings in the file AudioLogger.db inside the slot output directory. This file is regularly updated when recordings are started or stopped.

Internally we use SQLite to manage this database file, a small library that implements an SQL database that does not require a server but stores all data in a regular file.

SQLite does not work well over a network share. In face, the SQLite developers strongly advice against placing the database file onto a network share, as it will result in degraded performance or even data loss.

By default, Audio Logger saves the database file in the same folder as the audio recordings. When you choose a network share for the audio, the database file will be stored on the network share as well, resulting in the problems mentioned above.

The solution is to move the database file for each slot onto the local disk of the computer where Audio Logger is running. You need at least version 1.3.3 of Audio Logger.

The file is called AudioLogger.db and can be found in the slot output folder.

The following steps will require that Audio Logger is not running.

Choose a location on the local hard disk (e.g. create a folder C:\AudioLogger - do not use a folde protected by UAC, e.g. C:\Program Files!) and move the AudioLogger.db file there. It's OK to rename it when required.

The configuration file for Audio Logger is usually found at C:\ProgramData\mAirList\Audio Logger\AudioLogger.ini. Open it in a text editor.

You will see a section [Slot<Number>] for each recording slot, e.g. [Slot0] for the first slot (numbers are 0-based). Inside that section, look for a line like this:

DatabaseFile=

And type the full path and name of the database file after you moved it:

DatabaseFile=C:\AudioLogger\AudioLogger.db

Repeat for each slot. Don't forget to save.

You can now restart Audio Logger, and it will use the database file in its new location.