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How were you playing the sound? (What software)
Was the phone plugged in @ the same time?
If you repeat the setup/performance, does it stop again? If it was plugged into the mains like your keyboard, A transient voltage anomaly might be to blame?
It's an old Casio keyboard. The phone, a samsung, is not plugged to anything and was recording separately.
I will try recording the exact song later and see if the issue persists.
and? does it?
I think I have an idea now what the issue is?
The keyboard stops recording after 4 minutes. So now, the trickier part is to explain the correlation between the keyboard and the phone. The abrupt stop of the keyboard's recorder affects, in a yet inexplicable way, the phone's camera.
Please update us! This is an interesting question.