Hey.
Can anyone tell me if there is an app to increase the length of super slow motion video or use it more freely in general?
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No, because Super Super Slow Motion works thanks to a small memory chip attached to camera sensor, slow motion part can be only as long as long is this memory buffer - when you tap Slow Mo button in the app, it's not starting recording in Slow Mo, instead it flushes the already filled memory buffer to the video file - this is why some people complain about timing/lag.
Davka said:
No, because Super Super Slow Motion works thanks to a small memory chip attached to camera sensor, slow motion part can be only as long as long is this memory buffer - when you tap Slow Mo button in the app, it's not starting recording in Slow Mo, instead it flushes the already filled memory buffer to the video file - this is why some people complain about timing/lag.
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Bummer ;/
It would be nice to be able to use Samsungs Galaxy S9 "start super slow motion recording on movement in configured area". It's the same sensor, may not be a hardware limitation.
I tried to install the galaxy apk file but installation failed.
i'd be also nice selecting different speeds.. don't know if either possible though.
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Are there any instructions anywhere for the Samsung Video Editor app that comes with the camera? I can poke it with various sticks and make random things happen on the screen, but I can't tell what any of them mean . If it is supposed to be obvious and intuitive, it didn't work on me...
I also noticed that it refuses to even attempt to edit many of the video formats the camera can record (like the slow motion videos), which seems a little lame for an app that is supposed to enhance the camera.
is it possible to zoom during making slow motion videos? (yes i know quality would then suffer....but it it possible?)
alsowhen making a slow motion movie do you have to edit it always to make it slow motion or when played back immediatly after recording, is it slow motion already? (on htc website i saw you need to click edit video first)
thanks!
Seriously is this so hard to answer?:/
Any news on this? I have seen on GSM Arena that the Galaxy S6 actually shoots slow motion with audio, the interface in the Note 4 is good as it is, it just lacks the proper shooting mode, Slow motion with Audio, video quality is ok right now, i just miss the audio, adding the slow motion effect to a video directly on the phone is a huge upgrade, but having the Note 4 lacking behind the iphone 5 is just not right, S6 does it right tho, any news of someone porting the S6 camera to the Note 4? Thanks for reading.
You can use 'Snap Camera' app, open it, enable advanced controls (or something like that), go to video tab, choose 720p, change bitrate if desired, now choose Record at maximum framerate (or something like that). Record a video and play it at x0.25 with VLC and/ or use a video editoron your pc.
Thanks for the reply, but im interested in the current slow motion mode in the note 4 where you can slow down a fraction of the video while the rest keeps the normal speed, exporting the video like that is ok on the note 4, but no audio.
Fernas said:
Thanks for the reply, but im interested in the current slow motion mode in the note 4 where you can slow down a fraction of the video while the rest keeps the normal speed, exporting the video like that is ok on the note 4, but no audio.
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Oh, then try this app alongside with the other one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobile.bizo.slowmotion
Open this app, choose to record a video using Snap Camera with the settings I told you before, then return to the app and edit the video as you want.
Hi
My camera record slow motion video but when recording was done and when i want set slow motion speed the setting button not working.
Is there any guide for this?
Thank you everyone
#edit# i have this problem with all video files! Setting button has no functionality!! #
I think it's camera bug or 'slow motion' doesn't support some video formats. In some firmwares there were that problems. You can flash another firmware or install other camera app that supports slow motion.
Danielix J said:
I think it's camera bug or 'slow motion' doesn't support some video formats. In some firmwares there were that problems. You can flash another firmware or install other camera app that supports slow motion.
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Thank you for your answer
I want to know is every one phones same as me or not?
please some huawei p10 owners tell about their slow motion mode.
can you change slow motion speed or not ?
I had a similar problem but managed to find the solution. When I got my phone, I uninstalled/blocked all of the bloatware. Amongst these programs was also the Videos application, which I blocked. It appeared that this app was needed to edit the videos. Now that I have it unblocked everything is working fine again.
The slow motion and sometimes video recordings are unpredictable as for performance. I think the SLO-MO is bugus. Never worked for me, only intermittent..
Which video app do you mean ? by title and if I uninstall will the camera app still work. I will not be editing in my phone. I have fabulous slomo at hoghest frame rate but the other 2 speeds do not work. If I remove will ithey now work ? Also slo mo ar highest speed have no control over film captured action duration . Thought it would continue recording slomo till I pressed stop ?
Hope for answers for my P20 Pro
thanks
How to increase the default duration of 10seconds in 960fps mode? Is there any way to natively enable it or any third party app?
960fps on this phone is fake interpolated slow motion, you get errors and artifacts in your video, plus it's almost impossible to time correctly and record what you want. it is actually 240fps but slowed to 960 in software.
120 and 240fps is recorded in true slow motion (and 1080p), so you get whole frames without artifacts and can record the whole video and trim the parts you don't need.
if you need it slower you can import it to your computer and use any editing software to slow it down further, but depending on the type of motion you will get artifacts and errors in your video.
you can google the (short) list of phones that have true 960fps slow motion capabilities.
Thank u very much.