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24 Frames

What is Frame?

  • A frame rate in the video is the number of separate frames that are introduced to the viewer in a particular time frame.

  • It is used in motion picture, TV and computer for video display.

  • The frame rate is often measured in frames per second.

  • It is also known as frame frequency.

  • The unit is FPS (Frames per second).

A video file contains a number of frames to make a moving video.

1 frame = 1 picture

More the frames, more smooth the video is.

  • ​​​​The more the frame, the more detail the video contains.

  • And the video will more smooth.

  • The camera does not record motion it records Frames at different rates. 

  • 24 fps

  • 30 fps

  • 1000 fps

  • and more

24 frames:

  • Means every second it recording 24 frames.

  • Then it combines and compresses to make a video.

  • It will translate to moving pictures, which looks like video.

  • At the output devices such as monitor, projector, theater, it gives 24 frames (pictures) in a second.

  • It is the standard fps for the film and TV.

  • The way the frames are displayed, we have 2 types of videos.

  • Progressive (1080p)

  • Interlaced (1080i)

  • Several factors affect the actual frame rate you get on your computer.

  • It depends on computer and GPU processing unit, how much frames per second can be processed.

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