Frame Rate Converter
Convert footage between frame rates (24/25/30/60 fps) and calculate slow-motion factors.
Frame Rate Conversion
Frame rate conversion affects playback duration and perceived motion.
Slow-Mo Factor = Capture FPS / Playback FPS
New Duration = Original Duration × (Original FPS / New FPS)
Standard frame rates:
- 24 fps: Cinema standard (film look)
- 25 fps: PAL (Europe, Australia)
- 30 fps: NTSC (North America, Japan)
- 48 fps: High frame rate cinema (The Hobbit)
- 60 fps: Smooth motion, gaming, 2× slow-mo at 30fps
- 120 fps: 4× slow-mo at 30fps, sports
- 240 fps: 8× slow-mo, extreme slow-motion
Slow-motion results when played at 24 fps:
- Shot at 48 fps → 2× slow-mo
- Shot at 60 fps → 2.5× slow-mo
- Shot at 120 fps → 5× slow-mo
- Shot at 240 fps → 10× slow-mo