Would there be a problem with leaving a recorder on from before Shabbat or Yom Tov, and thereby recording a lecture given on Shabbat itself? There is a wealth of literature on the subject of Melacha that extends into Shabbat, but I haven't found this particular issue addressed. I have also heard from reliable sources that R' Shlomo Zalman permitted this, but I have yet to find this source inside. Can anyone give me some direction?
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