- Can I really get 8× slow motion from a normal 30fps video?
- Yes — that's what AI frame interpolation unlocks. Most phones record at 30fps, and traditional slow motion from that source is choppy. Interpolating to 240fps first, then playing back at 30fps, gives you true 8× slow motion that matches dedicated high-speed cameras.
- Will 240fps output look cinematic?
- At 30fps playback, yes — it's the same effect pros use with Phantom Flex cameras. At 240fps native playback (requires a 240Hz display), it looks unnaturally smooth. The 240fps file is most useful as an intermediate step for slow-mo editing.
- How long does 240fps conversion take?
- Because the AI has to generate 7 new frames between each existing frame (8× multiplier), it's 2-3× slower than 60fps conversion. A 30-second clip typically takes 2-3 minutes on our GPU. Use it for short clips you want to slow dramatically.
- Is there a better way than converting to 240fps first?
- If you already have a 60fps or 120fps source, converting to 240fps from there is cheaper and higher quality (fewer frames to generate). If your source is 24fps or 30fps, our AI handles the 8-10× ratio well — but if motion is very fast, you may see occasional artifacts.
