Q: What is the recommended file format for microSD cards for the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2?

The Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 accepts microSD cards up to 128 GB, class C10 or higher . Although the manual does not explicitly specify the file system, FAT32 is indeed the recommended format for this device. FAT32 is the universally used standard for digital cameras and action cameras. Small or medium capacity microSD cards (up to 32 GB) typically come formatted in FAT32, while 64 GB or 128 GB cards may be formatted by default in exFAT or NTFS. How to format your card to FAT32: On Windows : Connect the card to your computer, right-click on the card in Explorer, select 'Format', choose FAT32 from the dropdown menu, and then confirm. On Mac : Open Disk Utility, select the card, click 'Erase', choose the format 'MS-DOS (FAT)', and then confirm. On the device itself : Insert the card into the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 and use the device menu to format the card (if this function is available). Once formatted to FAT32, reinsert the card into your camera and it will work normally to save your photos in JPG and your videos in MOV.

Question 1

How to play a video in playback mode on the AGFAPHOTO DC8200 camera?

Accepted Answer

To play a video in playback mode on your AGFAPHOTO DC8200 camera, follow these steps:

Access playback mode

Press the MODE button three times to enter playback mode. The corresponding icon appears at the top left of the LCD screen.

Select and play a video

Use the Left/Right buttons to browse your AVI video files
Press the Up button to start playback
Press the Up button again to pause
Press the Down button to stop the video

Alternative method with thumbnail display

You can also press the W button (zoom out) to display the thumbnails, then use the Left/Right buttons to select the video and press MENU to display it in full screen.

Supported video formats

The device plays videos in AVI format recorded in 1080P, 720P, or VGA (all at 30fps). You can also play your videos on a computer with QuickTime or Windows Media Player.

Question 2

How to record a video with the AGFAPHOTO Realishot DC9200?

Accepted Answer

The AGFAPHOTO Realishot DC9200 features a built-in video function that allows you to record videos in 640 x 480 pixels at 30 frames/s.

To access the video function, start by switching the mode selector to video mode (refer to the control diagram in your manual). Once in video mode, press the central shutter button to start recording. The screen will display an active recording indicator. To stop capturing, press the same button again.

Videos are recorded directly onto the device's memory card. Make sure you have enough space before you start recording. For more details on advanced settings, file format, and storage management, refer to the video section of the complete manual available for download on this page.

Question 3

What is the recommended file format for microSD cards for the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2?

Accepted Answer

The Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 accepts microSD cards up to 128 GB, class C10 or higher. Although the manual does not explicitly specify the file system, FAT32 is indeed the recommended format for this device.

FAT32 is the universally used standard for digital cameras and action cameras. Small or medium capacity microSD cards (up to 32 GB) typically come formatted in FAT32, while 64 GB or 128 GB cards may be formatted by default in exFAT or NTFS.

How to format your card to FAT32:

On Windows: Connect the card to your computer, right-click on the card in Explorer, select 'Format', choose FAT32 from the dropdown menu, and then confirm.
On Mac: Open Disk Utility, select the card, click 'Erase', choose the format 'MS-DOS (FAT)', and then confirm.
On the device itself: Insert the card into the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 and use the device menu to format the card (if this function is available).

Once formatted to FAT32, reinsert the card into your camera and it will work normally to save your photos in JPG and your videos in MOV.

Question 4

How to format a microSD card on a computer for the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can format the card on a computer before using it in the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2. Here is the procedure:

Before you start

The Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 accepts microSD cards from 16 to 128 GB with a minimum speed of C10. Make sure your card meets these specifications.

Formatting on Windows

Connect the microSD card with a USB reader to your PC
Open File Explorer, right-click on the card
Select Format
Name: you can leave the default name or enter “REALIKIDS”
File system: FAT32 (strongly recommended for compatibility)
Click Start and then confirm

Formatting on Mac

Connect the card via USB reader
Open Disk Utility (Applications > Utilities)
Select the card from the list on the left
Click on the Erase tab
Format: select MS-DOS (FAT) or FAT32
Click Erase to confirm

After formatting

Warning: Formatting permanently deletes all files. Back up your photos beforehand if necessary.

Once formatted, insert the card into the slot under the USB compartment of your Realikids Cam Waterproof 2. Do not insert or remove the card while recording, taking photos, or playing files.

If you encounter problems after formatting, check that the card is properly inserted until it clicks and that you are using a compatible microSD card (16-128 GB, C10 minimum).

Question 5

The camera displays an SD card error even after formatting and restarting. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you still see a microSD card error after formatting directly on the camera and restarting the device, this may indicate either a compatibility issue with the card or a defect in the microSD port.

Checks to make before any intervention:

Test your microSD card on a computer - Connect it via a USB card reader to your PC or Mac. If the card displays correctly and you can format it to FAT32, it is functioning. If the computer does not recognize it at all, it is a hardware issue with the card.
Check compatibility - According to the manual, the Realikids Cam Waterproof 2 accepts microSD cards up to 128 GB, class C10 or higher. If you are using a lower class card or one with a very large capacity (256 GB+), this could be the cause.
Test another microSD card - If you have another one available, formatted to FAT32 and class C10, try it in the device. If it works, your first card is defective.

If no card works:

The microSD port of the device itself is likely damaged. You will need to contact AGFAPHOTO for repair or replacement under warranty (your device is new and normally covered). Keep your proof of purchase and the defective microSD card for customer service. The manual explicitly states not to open the device yourself.

Question 6

How to disable the shutter sound on the AGFAPHOTO DC8200 camera?

Accepted Answer

To disable the sound on the AGFAPHOTO DC8200 camera, you need to access the setup menu and turn off the Beep setting. Follow these precise steps:

Press the MENU button and then the Right button to access the camera's setup menu.
Use the Up/Down buttons to select the Beep option in the menu, then press MENU to enter the sub-menu.
Again, use the Up/Down buttons to choose between On (enabled) and Off (disabled).
Select Off to mute the sound, then press MENU to confirm.
Press the MODE button to return to photo mode.

Once this operation is completed, the sounds of the camera will be completely disabled. The Beep setting controls all sounds emitted by the device, including button beeps and system sounds. This change applies in all modes (photo, video, and playback).

Note that on the DC8200, the mechanical noise of the shutter release is a physical sound generated by the shooting mechanism itself, distinct from the electronic beep sound. If you still hear a slight mechanical noise after disabling the Beep, it is the natural mechanical sound of the shutter release that cannot be eliminated electronically.

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