Changing The FPS My Camcorder Records At?

[godbrother]

Hi, To be honest, I'm pretty sure you can't do it directly from the camcorder itself, as I've gone through every option.

I was wondering if there's a way to change it in graphic/video editing software perhaps. I'm guessing it records at around 30fps. I wanted to drop that down to around 20FPS. Any advice on software that can allow me to do that?

PS: I own a Sony DVD Handy Cam.

 

[godbrother]

anyone?

 

[godbrother]

bumpy...

 

[vvhocare5]

Are you asking if you can slow down time in the video? Thats what will happen if you play 20 frames in a sec if it was recorded in 30 fps. All the tools I have used allow you to do that (Microsoft Movie, Sony Vegas, etc.) by applying a filter.

Or are you asking to re-encode it at a different frame rate? That would take other software.

 

[godbrother]

What I really wanted to do was give it the "movie" effect by tonning it down to 23.98FPS which is what most movies are filmed at...

I heard there are ways to nock out 6FPS per video, then "extend" each other frame to fit the same timeline.

Any ideas?

 

[godbrother]

bumpy...