Hello. I would like to ask a quick question about how large a project can be before it can't be saved. I've tried uploading some recordings of mine, but it doesn't seem to want to save anything longer that 2.5 minutes.
My question is: How long can a recording be before the site can't save the project that it's been uploaded to?
Sorry to bother you.

It's not a length limit, it's a file size limit. Sound files can be at most 10 MB before they can't save.

50MB is how much it is

PoIygon wrote:

50MB is how much it is

This is not correct - this is old information that dates from Scratch 2.0 and is no longer true.

Current information can be found here, although @Za-Chary has already answered @Ebony_Starcutter's question.

Za-Chary wrote:

It's not a length limit, it's a file size limit. Sound files can be at most 10 MB before they can't save.

Thank you very much for telling me. I appreciate it.

the size doesnt matter if it doesnt go over 10 MB. its limited to 1hour if its less

SneakyMind299 wrote:

the size doesnt matter if it doesnt go over 10 MB. its limited to 1hour if its less

Please don't necropost.

I’m going to attempt a 384 second recording or higher!

k0d3rrr wrote:

SneakyMind299 wrote:

the size doesnt matter if it doesnt go over 10 MB. its limited to 1hour if its less

Please don't necropost.

Oh no! The world is going to end now!

I post some sounds. how long can you're recording be? just asking

When you record a sound, Scratch records a WAV, mono, 768kbps (768 kilobits per second, that's awful, or 352kbps if it's too big) sound file picking up from your microphone. Scratch only records in 768kbps and 352kbps. Scratch has a 10MB asset limit. If we have a maximum of 10MB and a bitrate of 768kbps, that allows 104.17 seconds or 1 minute and 44 seconds of recording in Scratch. If we have a bitrate of 352kbps, that allows 227.27 seconds or 3 minutes and 47 seconds of recording in Scratch.

Also, don't necropost. The topic is 1 year, 2 months old. It's when you post something on old topics (3 months or higher). Reporting to be closed.