25 fps on iPhone 4

Am I wright, that it isn't possible to make movies with 25 fps by default with the iPhone? If I'm wrong, please let me know the how to.
If I'm wight: Please Apple - dont't forget that there is a system called PAL out there. I'm shure, it would't be to difficult for you to build a pref for the iPhone where you can chose the framerate (24, 25, 30 fps).
THANKS, Robert

Ah... I checked a bit on the interwebs.
iOS chooses the frame rate for you. I happen to check a low-light video (it shoots 24fps for those) vs a bright/outdoor full sun video (30fps)
So, bottom line is if you want to fix a frame rate, you need to re-encode if the iPhone picks the "wrong" one based on lighting conditions.

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