<p>I just got a kodak playsport zx5 and shot some video of a volleyball game at 720p 60fps. I figured since the ball was moving so fast i'd need the 60fps to capture the games clearly. I just downloaded the videos and playing them in KMPlayer and they are in slow motion. How can I get them to play in real time?</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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2012-12-14T07:20:21.047Z
what does the OSD info say about the file? Press 'Tab' during playback and the info should pop up on screen. See the line starting with 'Frame'.  And is it playing "smoothish" at half-speed, or is the video stuttering? The former would be a config/file issue whereas the latter is related to the capability of your computer.
Gyan
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2012-12-14T07:40:36.480Z
@Mulvya 59.96 fps CPU 30%. It is an older computer I will try playing it on a faster machine with more memory. It's playing kind of smoothish at half speed but occasionally stuttering which I think is my computer.
Anagio
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720p 60fps playing in slow motion need real time speed?
Anagio
# 720p 60fps playing in slow motion need real time speed?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-12-14)

I just got a kodak playsport zx5 and shot some video of a volleyball game at 720p 60fps. I figured since the ball was moving so fast i'd need the 60fps to capture the games clearly. I just downloaded the videos and playing them in KMPlayer and they are in slow motion. How can I get them to play in real time?

Thanks

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: what does the OSD info say about the file? Press 'Tab' during playback and the info should pop up on screen. See the line starting with 'Frame'.  And is it playing "smoothish" at half-speed, or is the video stuttering? The former would be a config/file issue whereas the latter is related to the capability of your computer.  
> **username_0**: @Mulvya 59.96 fps CPU 30%. It is an older computer I will try playing it on a faster machine with more memory. It's playing kind of smoothish at half speed but occasionally stuttering which I think is my computer.  

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