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[John2001]

Hi
I have a A119S and want to review the video from an accident. The accident was captured and I can play it on the Win 10 video player. It looks very clear. The issue is the camera was set for 60 frame/sec. Playing it back it looks more like 10 frame/sec. Questions: Is the recording rate really 60 frames/sec? How can I find out if it was actually recording at the rate? I want to roll through it in either slow motion or frame by frame. Is there a player which will allow me to do that? The Win 10 player does not have that option.

Thanks for any help
John

 

[OCD Tronic]

That almost always means your computer is underpowered to play 60FPS videos. (or there is a setting wrong someplace)
Upload the video to youtube, and then see how it plays back streaming.
You can also share a clip here for us to download and test. (use any free file sharing service mega.nz, dropbox, google drive, filedropper.com etc)

 

[JagMan]

If it's an issue with your stock Win 10 player, you can try VLC. It's free.

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[Module 79L]

How can I find out if it was actually recording at the rate?

Simply by right-clicking on the file and then on Properties. On the Details tab you can see the file's info.

 

[SawMaster]

Win Media Player sucks rotten eggs I use VLC but there are other good players and many are freeware too

Phil