Frame Rate

Commonly, frame rates are used to imply video display speeds, and the higher the frame rate (video speed) the better the motion (up to 30 frames/sec). But, users must be aware that a video clip involves two frame rates: a compression frame rate and a display frame rate, and these can be different due to hardware, type of video, and other variables.

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