F freak67 Baseband Member Messages 72 Sep 30, 2007 #11 b1gapl said: Aren't most or all movies usually 30fps? Click to expand... Depends what region code it was encoded in Pal (Europe) or NTSC (North America). NTSC is usually 30. Pal is 25 or 24 i think(not sure)
b1gapl said: Aren't most or all movies usually 30fps? Click to expand... Depends what region code it was encoded in Pal (Europe) or NTSC (North America). NTSC is usually 30. Pal is 25 or 24 i think(not sure)
P pinoy3000 Daemon Poster Messages 1,046 Sep 30, 2007 #12 fraps will only cut your fps when you are recording, but if you just have it running to see what your fps is, then it doesnt affect it.
fraps will only cut your fps when you are recording, but if you just have it running to see what your fps is, then it doesnt affect it.
Phanto Daemon Poster Messages 603 Location Puerto Rico Sep 30, 2007 #13 vernong1992 said: Fraps for gaming.... but movies? i don't even think u can do that Click to expand... Actually if you let it running in the background and you start watching a movie in media player it shows you the "FPS" of the video you are viewing.
vernong1992 said: Fraps for gaming.... but movies? i don't even think u can do that Click to expand... Actually if you let it running in the background and you start watching a movie in media player it shows you the "FPS" of the video you are viewing.