Video Speed Controller

How Can You Benefit from Altering Video Speed Rate?

1. Create a Slow Motion Video.
Slow motion or slo-mo videos are slower than the typical video playback speed. This impactful video effect is popular in the film, sport, and music industries, where it's used to emphasize a scene. Digital marketers like Apple and Samsung also use slow-motion effects when marketing their new releases on their websites.
Consider this; you're watching a football match, and then Neymar embarrasses an opponent with unique nutmeg. That memorable scene will be replayed repeatedly to demonstrate the skill. In short, you can use slo-mo videos to analyze movements, techniques, and positions if you're a sportsperson. You can also use a slow-motion effect to observe temporary natural phenomena like a tornado or earthquake.

2. Create a Fast Motion Video.
A fast-motion video is the exact opposite of a slo-mo video effect. Simply put, it's a video that plays quicker than usual. If you use the Media.io video speed effects, this is a video speed rate of more than 1X. Fast motion videos can be compelling to watch if correctly done.
Fast motion effect is trendy in the comedy filming industry. If you've seen Charlie Chaplin's videos, you'll know what I'm talking about. However, applying quick motions to your video can distort the audio. The same applies to slo-mo videos. So, mute the video after using the effect. But nothing stops you from adding commentary or background audio to your edited video.