The import for RF64 works up to a point. It just has limitations.
 
So, for those recording shows to RF64, if you save off the file once an hour, you can import directly into Sonar without the extra step.  It's only for us lazy bones who record for five and half hours without hitting stop that it's an issue.
 
Here's an MP3 from yesterday...
http://stabilitynetwork.blob.core.windows.net/g-tunes/20140816_CowFest2_22_CravenChokePuppy_JusticeTonight.mp3
 
This was done with the mid-side technique, using a mono mic aimed at the stage and a figure 8 pattern mic next to it.

gswitz
 
It's only for us lazy bones who record for five and half hours without hitting stop that it's an issue.
 

I could never trust that nothing would go wrong over such a long period of time.  The world isn't that reliable .
I'd do it in chunks just to make sure I didn't lose everything when lightning hit.
 

I'm not sure saving at intervals will protect you from lightning.

Digicheck amazingly doesn't lose audio even if you pull the plug. I've tried it.

I don't know how, but it isn't necessary with digicheck to save at intervals to protect from power failure.