CemAygun
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MA does natively record 120 frames per second (at 1080p) to the device/card if you choose so. The phone on the other hand only records the realtime screen preview, which obviously is not high speed.
How you are going to use that 120 frames is up to you after that. You can choose to play it back at 120 frames per second if your hardware allows it, which would give you a very high frame rate, real time video. Or you can choose to play it back at standard 30 frames per second, which would make it slow motion, as every second recorded will take 4 seconds to play back.
There is no such thing as slow motion 120fps or real time 120fps recording; if you are recording 120 frames per second, you are recording 120 frames per second. The rest is all about the way you play the stream back.
The 120fps files out of the device are marked as standard 30fps playback files, so if you double click them they will open and play back at 30fps. This is why they play back as slow motion by default. And this is also why a lot of people get confused.
If you want to play them back in real time, use any editing software and drop them into a 120fps timeline.
Hope this helps
Cheers,
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