240fps to play as 120fps

So Im curious about the math to figure out how to get footage shot at 240fps to playback as if it was shot at 120fps or 90fps etc..
I have footage shot at 240fps and a 23.976 timeline I want to tell Premiere to interpret the footage to play it as if it were originally shot at 120fps but I am getting lost in the math.
I really just want to know how to do the math for this.
Thanks

Interesting idea. I hadn't thought of that. I'll have to play with that. Of course, I'll lose any transitions of effects.
I had another idea too...one thing I did notice, is that in the Inspector, under document, there is a checkbox for "Restart show if Idle for XX". So I thought what if I have it set to loop, and to start as soon as the document is launched, then if anyone needed to use the iMac, they could just hit escape, do what they needed to, and that the show would resume after that XX amount of idle time. But, unless I'm not understanding it correctly, it doesnt seem to be restarting the show even when that box is checked? If it would do that...that could be the trick. Almost as good as having it as a screensaver, except that the file would need to be launched.?? Thoughts?

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Anchor– iPad 1 and iPad 2
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if you interprat footage to 24fps then the whole clip is changed to 24fps. thats fine if you want to slow down the whole clip. But what if you do not.
as far as my comment "Not sure why people will always assume they know best instead of just answering the question"
It was becuase it seemed like the topic was getting off on a tagent of "Why would you want to do that", and "Most hardware will not support it" etc etc instead of just answering the question.
yes the only reason even I can think of using 120 or 240 its to for slow-mo but that does not mean you may want to slow down the whole clip, you may just not want to have to stop recording everytime and through your camra in 30fps for all your shots you dont want to slow down, if your wearing a gopro and think you may want to slow down a shot as you go off a jump or something, your not going to want to take it off to change the settings while your out there catching a wave, or skiing down a hill. You will record it at 120 and slow down the parts you want and keep the others normal.
But as the Adobe Staff parson stated....
Premiere Pro's renderer is framerate agnostic, don't let the lack of sequence presets stop you. Dragging a 120fps clip to the new sequence icon and internally it will be treated as 120fps.
Which is 100% correct by the way.
this statemnet
No it doesn't - as I said it will create a 59.94 sequence and the clip will play back at half-speed.
Is not correct.. AT ALL
If you create a sequence from a clip at 120 or 240fps it WILL create a sequence at that frame rate.
you can the edit your footage as normal, you can the slow down the parts you want and everything is there.
My point is was it seems a lot of people got of on a tangent of saying. "What would you ever want to do that for" instead of just saying how to do it.
and how to do it is "Create a sequence from the clip"
As the Adobe Staff person stated.
well he said
Premiere Pro's renderer is framerate agnostic, don't let the lack of sequence presets stop you. Dragging a 120fps clip to the new sequence icon and internally it will be treated as 120fps.
but thats the same as right clicking on the clip in the project and selecting "create squence from clip"
Sorry If i came across critcal it was not my intention I was just making an observation.
And regard to putting a 240 into a 24, i was referring to doing that only after you had finished slowing down any of the parts you wanted to.
If you had a master squence at 24fps or 30 or whatever, that contained what would be the final version of all your clips put together, justt dragging a 240 fps to it would drop frames, but you had alreaded edited your footage on the 240fps sequence and you had already doubled, trippled or whatever any of the frames where you changed the duration of the clip so it will look fine when you move it to a 24fps seq after any time changes were done in the 240fps sequence.

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I understand when I import the clip into Final Cut Pro I choose 30fps, and then click on the clip and set it to automatic speed. Then I will get my 240fps slow-motion.
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There is a misconception about the "slow motion videos" in iPhone.
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They are *not* in slow motion per se - even though the iPhone software may play them as such.
In fact, I'll go so far as to say that there is no such thing as slow motion videos. There are videos played in slow motion.
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Perhaps I am missing something obvious, but how can I get the video that was recorded at 240fps on my iPhone 6 to my computer at 240fps. I.E I do not want slow motion, I want to play it at 240fps (so I can bring it in to my app and control the speed there). No matter what I do, I get a file that has the points as to where the slow motion starts and end. I just want a full frame rate video.
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Does FCPX manage 120fps? I saw only till 60. Tks

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I want a 120 fps timeline to make 120 fps videos.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236293
I want to have videos play at 120 hz, not just only utilize it for comptuter game rendering. Part what makes the new gopro hero3 black so awesome is 720p120. I want to record in this format, play it back realtime @ 120 hz for super smooth action. I do not want to edit it down to slow mo. This is very difficult, and quicktime player 7 pro seems to be the best tool to crop and splice (I haven't tried playing any 120 fps native gopro files on any 120 hz monitors, don't know if that works with any current players or not), with "add to selection and scale" being very useful.
Saying the eye/brain can't tell above 60 is laughable, take away motion blur (computer games or timelapse) and it's obvious. Playing quake on an old crt I could easily tell 60, 85, and 120 hz apart. move your mouse quick across your screen. if you had enough hz, it wouldn't be a jumpy trail where you see 6 different pointers spaced inches apart, it would be blurred. Motion blur is why movies get by with 24, but if something moves, and you track it with your eye, it's still blurry. I hate motion blur and don't want it in my timelapse projects.
I have made a few timelapses of driving where I speed up footage 10x, each utility pole or tree passing by jumps 3 feet between frames at the edges when it passes by (6 fps sped up to 60 fps). same for cars going other direction. watching at 60 fps you can see this jumpy ghosty effect easily (persistance of vision). to make it go away you either sacrafice image quality and don't give the eye the opportnity to track objects and lose freeze frame detail by using motion blur, or you add more frames. 120 hz would have the poles moving 1.5 feet per frame (still not overlaping itself in frames), and only when you get to 240 hz would the pole move not jump across the screen. I would like playback the same 10x speed driving timelapse on 60 hz, 120 hz, 240 hz, and 480 hz monitors to compare and see if the upper limits for my eyes are satisfied by any of those, maybe in a few years. From how 30 and 60 fps look now, I can almost guarantee I could tell 120 and 240 hz apart. Driving timelapse is maybe one of the rare sources that makes this stand out so much, but it's one that annoys me.
Maybe you can't tell the difference with stuff you watch, but that's the same argument that people are saying 2k hd is enough and 4k and aboveis a waste, but 4k and 5k are options in FCP, so I think 120 and even 240 fps timelines should be too. 500 fps and 16k is my guess for what is enough for human vision limits
No driving ones online yet, but here's one of mine walking the golden gate bridge at 20x. you can see the issues with the cars well on youtubes weak 30 fps. I also wish the auto zoom for stabilization could be turned off in FCPX to make the frame move like in this video . web compession is rough on these timelapses too, make sure to view at 720p.
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Is 120fps movie going to be twice as slow away from Flash ?

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Why would 120fps swf be running twice as slow as its design speed in conversion to wmv, as well as when run in powerpoint ?
This seems like a fundamental issue now and not just Msoft software issues, though WindowsMovieFile is Msoft, having said that !
Perhaps it is Msoft at fault ?
I could try converting to avi.
Any suggestions what video format to initially convert to to retain 5 sec play time ?
I have trialled an swf to wmv converter, the swf also runs twice as slow in that prog, as well as when run in powerpoint. Is 120fps unable to be used in the world of PC’s ?
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I was hoping that this progression would be smoothed out when made into a movie, but its running twice as slow so no advantage there.
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Exported flash movie is not playing smoothly

I have exported my flash project into swf format
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Even in the test movie also it is coming like that
I have increased the frame rate to 120fps even it is coming like that
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thanks in advance

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actually my project is DEMONSTRATION OF IGCC (Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle) USING FLASH
I have to make effect of fluid flowing through pipe
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240fps to play as 120fps

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