30fps
30fps, or thirty frames per second, describes a video or animation in which thirty distinct frames are displayed each second. At 30fps, each frame lasts about 1/30 of a second (roughly 33.33 milliseconds), a rate that balances motion smoothness with manageable data size for many devices and networks.
Historically, frame rate choices varied by region and technology. In NTSC television, the practical rate for
In modern digital media, 30fps is a common target for online video, streaming, and television, especially when
Technical considerations include the need for consistent frame timing. Converting content between frame rates can introduce