Cannot stop slow motion (slo-mo) capture on iPhone 6 plus

On my iPhone 6 plus I have been done a little bit of recording using the slow-motion mode. I'm able to do this successfully when the length of the clip is 10-20 seconds. One time the recording exceeded perhaps 1-2 min, then I cannot stop the recording. Finally I turned off the phone and lost the recording. Is this a known problem? Any suggestions?

Having a simlar issue. I recorded video on at 240 fps on my 6 Plus. The video went into the "slo mo" folder and has the gear icon thing in the corner indicating it was captured that way. When I try to play the videos back on my iPhone they play at a normal 30 fps. There is no slider to adjust the speed. I have NOT sync'd with iTunes at all. I shot the video and and tried to play it back about an hour later. I tried restarting the iPhone but that did not help.

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