<p>It is possible that the device is dropping frames when recording. If there are a lot of apps running or the device is running low on memory. I would try rebooting the phone then try to record video and see if you experience the same problem.</p>

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2015-05-17T15:06:29.310Z
2015-05-17T15:06:29.310Z
ahackney
<p>I recorded myself using my LG G3 smartphone. Now I see that one video is 28.97 fps, another video is 28.81 fps according to the QuickTime Player stats.
When I edit the videos in Premiere, the sound sometimes don't match to the video and when I sync the audio and the video, it loses the sync again after a while.</p>

<p>Is it possible that the fps is changing during the record?</p>

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fps changes during the record
Ishay Frenkel
# fps changes during the record

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-05-17)

I recorded myself using my LG G3 smartphone. Now I see that one video is 28.97 fps, another video is 28.81 fps according to the QuickTime Player stats.
When I edit the videos in Premiere, the sound sometimes don't match to the video and when I sync the audio and the video, it loses the sync again after a while.

Is it possible that the fps is changing during the record?

**Tags:** premiere, editing, framerate


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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-05-17. Score: 3

It is possible that the device is dropping frames when recording. If there are a lot of apps running or the device is running low on memory. I would try rebooting the phone then try to record video and see if you experience the same problem.


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