Is the the Canon ZR 200 camcorder compatible with SDXC?

It's possible that the video head is dirty or damaged, which is preventing the camcorder from playing back tapes. You may need to clean or replace the video head. As for the "No Card" message, it may be a default message that appears when the camcorder cannot detect a tape. Check that the tape is inserted correctly and try a different tape to see if the issue persists. If the problem continues, it may be a more serious issue with the camcorder that requires professional repair.

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confirm compatibility before inserting your sdxc memory card, confirm the device is compatible with the sdxc standard by locating an sdxc logo on the device or referring to the device's user manual or manufacturer information.

understanding backwards compatibility

• sdxc memory cards must only be used with sdxc devices.
• sdxc devices can use sd memory cards, sdhc memory cards and sdxc memory cards.
• sdhc memory cards can be used with sdhc devices and sdxc devices.
• sdhc devices can use both sd memory cards and sdhc memory cards.
• sd devices can only use sd memory cards.

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/memory-cards,39.html

the link above has several chart on sd cards.

The HF200 works with SDHC cards, which max out at 32GB. It will not work with 64GB SDXC cards.

The ZR 200 uses standard sd cards. It will not work with an SDHC card.

I have seen this problem many times, the recorder unit needs to be replaced, either something in the tape path has become out of alignment or dirty like a capstan motor or gears or the video head assy is defective. I hope this helps.

According to Microsoft, the ZR90 is compatible with Vista 32 and 64 bit:

https://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=ZR90&v=Canon&uid=ZR90&pf=3&pi=7&c=Cameras%20%26%20Photo&sc=Camcorders&os=32-bit

Try clicking on "free download required" on the above page; it's probably the driver update.

if you still need it, i'd be happy to offer you mine. almost brand new (canon SD memory card sdc-8m).

This is incredible - I didn't know such a thing existed - but it does appear that the DV port on that camcorder is bidirectional, so it will serve as an input when connect to a source with a DV out. Very nice!

A lot, of course, will also depend on your endoscopic camera. I have seen endoscopic cams that would definitely be compatible with your Canon. But I saw a particular JVC endoscopic cam that would not be compatible. What is the model/manufacturer of the endoscopic cam?

Here is a copy of the manual for the Canon:
http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0300000762/zr950nim-en.pdf

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The ZR200 is able to read a card of maximum of 2 Gbytes !!!

The 4 GB SD card it is a so called SDHC = Secure Digital High Capacity ! Every SD card with more than 2 G Bytes it is a High Capacity and the old hardware will not be able to use these SDHC.

if its sound is beeping, it means the mechanism have an error. Check the small fuse of the power supply