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AKASO Brave 4: sound in the case and FAT32 file splits

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The Brave 4 V2.2 English manual calls for a U3 card and identifies Micro USB and Micro HDMI ports. It also says the waterproof case prevents sound recording.

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Card speed classU3 card required by the V2.2 English manualView source
File segmentationFAT32 video starts another file after the 4 GB boundaryView source
PortsMicro USB and Micro HDMI portsView source
Housing audioThe manual says the waterproof case prevents sound recordingView source

Separate missing sound from a recording failure

A clip recorded in the waterproof case may lack sound for the reason documented in the manual. That configuration should be checked before concluding the microphone is damaged.

For connections, retain the exact names Micro USB and Micro HDMI. Neither should be silently substituted with the USB-C connection found on some other action cameras.

A file boundary is not the card-capacity limit

The U3 speed requirement is readable in the original. Its capacity value is not reliably readable in the available document, so no maximum capacity is asserted here.

The manual separately describes FAT32 video moving to a new file after 4 GB. That number describes file segmentation, not the maximum size of the whole card. Keep the two questions separate when reviewing a long recording.

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IdentifierExact valueVariant or bundleMarketSource and review
Manufacturer product nameBrave 4Model levelUnited StatesAKASO · akasotech.comPDF page 1 — AKASO Brave 4 ·