Is there any way to record videos at, say 500fps? Slow-Motion apps available on Google Play are not at all genuine - all they do is reduce the FPS of any video to give a slow playback rate. Can the 30 FPS limit be changed anyhow to enable smooth slow-motion video recording??
We can shoot slow mo videos in 120fps. But the phone records them in 28.x fps. Is there a way to export the raw videos? As 120fps?
Hello.
Yesterday I've got a gimbal and started to test it out. I went out of the home, started to record some footage with [email protected] Then I came back to home to see how good the gimbal is.
The gimbal was good, but unfortunately video frame rate wasn't at all. Stuttering was very visible, that effect destroys everything (if you are gamer, you know what I'm talking about).
Later, I've checked the parameters via MediaInfo app. I was stunned that minimum frame rate @60fps was only 29.20 and @30FPS only ~7FPS! (resolution doesn't matter - the same results at 1080p and 4k)
I have additional iPhone SE, which minimum framerate @60fps (up to 1080p resolution) was 54.545 and @30FPS 28.571.
Do you have the same results? Why there are such FPS drops?
marjanoos said:
Hello.
Yesterday I've got a gimbal and started to test it out. I went out of the home, started to record some footage with [email protected] Then I came back to home to see how good the gimbal is.
The gimbal was good, but unfortunately video frame rate wasn't at all. Stuttering was very visible, that effect destroys everything (if you are gamer, you know what I'm talking about).
Later, I've checked the parameters via MediaInfo app. I was stunned that minimum frame rate @60fps was only 29.20 and @30FPS only ~7FPS! (resolution doesn't matter - the same results at 1080p and 4k)
I have additional iPhone SE, which minimum framerate @60fps (up to 1080p resolution) was 54.545 and @30FPS 28.571.
Do you have the same results? Why there are such FPS drops?
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The only problem I've noticed with video is that I can't play 4K60fps on my computer in WMP, gonna contact OP6 support about it. Here is the description of my problem, posted yesterday:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/help/strange-4k60fps-video-file-t3848611
mzsquared said:
The only problem I've noticed with video is that I can't play 4K60fps on my computer in WMP, gonna contact OP6 support about it. Here is the description of my problem, posted yesterday:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-6/help/strange-4k60fps-video-file-t3848611
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Could you check your parameters, please? Min framerate especially?
marjanoos said:
Could you check your parameters, please? Min framerate especially?
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The frame rates in my videos seem fine, only about 2-3fps below the nominal and, by the way, I've gotten a response from OP1 support in regard to my problem: it's a known problem, the WMP just can't play high fps videos. That's ok, I like VLC player, it has more features.
And you've checked it with some software?
marjanoos said:
And you've checked it with some software?
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No, just by right clicking on the file >Properties>Details
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No, just by right clicking on the file >Properties>Details
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It's not measureable because it's only average FPS. If you have MediaInfo software, it will show you minimum frame rate which is the most crucial for smoothness.
marjanoos said:
It's not measureable because it's only average FPS. If you have MediaInfo software, it will show you minimum frame rate which is the most crucial for smoothness.
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Right, the playback fps which is related to the video player processing abilities, if the video player can't handle it then it drops fps. But the overall recorded video fps rate is written in those file details, it's all up to the playback device to handle that speed, just like having inadequate GPU for advanced video games, you can't blame the game itself for slowing down and skipping. My 60fps videos are fine, I just wrongly confused myself thinking that there's something wrong with my phone, no, it was the WMP player - the VLC handles the 4k60 with ease.
Now, do you see a jittery playback while viewing it on your phone screen alone?
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Right, the playback fps which is related to the video player processing abilities, if the video player can't handle it then it drops fps. But the overall recorded video fps rate is written in those file details, it's all up to the playback device to handle that speed, just like having inadequate GPU for advanced video games, you can't blame the game itself for slowing down and skipping. My 60fps videos are fine, I just wrongly confused myself thinking that there's something wrong with my phone, no, it was the WMP player - the VLC handles the 4k60 with ease.
Now, do you see a jittery playback while viewing it on your phone screen alone?
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My CPU is i7 6700 so it's not lack of power issue. And yes the frame skipping is visible while watching it on my phone. Moreover, it's visible even on the screen while the camera app is open and I'm not recording anything. Maybe it's autofocus related issue?
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And yes the frame skipping is visible while watching it on my phone.
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In that case you should contact OnePlus technical support, hopefully they'll figure it out.
Is it possible to record 120 FPS video and play it in real-time at 120 FPS?
Stock camera only has options for slow motion.
I know that the 7680fps on 720p mode is not the true fps and it's actually 1920fps (7680fps slowed down 4x/fake interpolation)
But can we force some higher fps like 480p and 360p modes?
Maybe some kind of modded camera app?