Save this file as mpv.conf inside %APPDATA%\mpv\ (Windows) or ~/.config/mpv/ (Linux/macOS). Then drag any 90 FPS video into mpv and press Ctrl+H to display stats – you will see exactly output. Need a specific code example for a custom 90 FPS video player using FFmpeg + SDL2? Request Part 2.
It will play, but frames will be dropped or the video will be downsampled to 60 FPS, losing the smoothness benefit.
MKV, MP4, and MOV all support 90 FPS via framerates atom/box. Avoid AVI for high-FPS.
Save this file as mpv.conf inside %APPDATA%\mpv\ (Windows) or ~/.config/mpv/ (Linux/macOS). Then drag any 90 FPS video into mpv and press Ctrl+H to display stats – you will see exactly output. Need a specific code example for a custom 90 FPS video player using FFmpeg + SDL2? Request Part 2.
It will play, but frames will be dropped or the video will be downsampled to 60 FPS, losing the smoothness benefit.
MKV, MP4, and MOV all support 90 FPS via framerates atom/box. Avoid AVI for high-FPS.