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If you're recording an internet stream channel, what happens if your internet disconnects? Do you lose a chunk forever? Is there some sort of redundancy or backup? What's the protocol with this?
As someone whose hub has a habit of going on the blink and booting me offline, I'd like to know my options ahead of time.
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