18-02-2021 09:25 PM - last edited 18-02-2021 09:27 PM
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Hi,
I've upgraded to the S21 5G from an S8.
With the S8, it records at 240 fps when put in slow motion mode. Let's say i record 5 seconds of action, the video is 5 seconds long with a frame rate of 240 fps.
With the S21 5G, i put it in slow motion mode to record at 240 fps. Let's say i record 5 seconds of action, the video ends up at 40 seconds long with a frame rate of 30 fps. And there is absolutely no indication that the video was recorded at 240fps.
It's the same with the super slow motion mode but at 960fps.
I mainly record slow motion video to record fast events that start and finish within a fraction of a second. Sometimes i actually count the number of frames to find how long it took for an event to happen. Eg. Today i was timing events in the 20-70ms range - still using my S8 for it at the moment because i don't have faith in the S21 yet.
Since the videos end up at 30fps with no indication of the capture speed, i don't see how my future self will be able to figure out what fps a slow motion video was recorded at several months after recording unless i'm very dedicated and rename the video to include the fps setting.
Is there a method to record at 240fps with a resulting video at 240fps?
24-07-2023 10:36 PM - last edited 24-07-2023 10:37 PM
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Were you able to find a solution for this matter? I have a problem with being unable to send videos like I used to on whatsapp, videos are sent but with no sound... The workaround is to open said video through the feature "create a video" and save it that way... then you can send it but guess what? Its original 72 fps is criminally chopped down to 30 fps.
