By skatehype.com on Skatehive
Many iPhone users notice a strange problem when uploading videos to the internet. A video recorded or received at 60fps sometimes appears as 30fps after uploading to a platform. The surprising part is that the original file is still 60fps. This happens because when a video is uploaded directly from the iPhone Photos library, the system may reprocess the video before sending it to the platform. During this process, the video container or metadata can be modified, and many platforms then detect it as 30fps instead of 60fps. A Simple Trick That Works There is a simple workaround that avoids this problem. Instead of uploading the video directly from the Photos app, move the file to the Files app and upload it from there. Steps Open the video in Photos. Tap Share. Choose Save to Files. Select a folder on your device (for example On My iPhone). Go to the website or platform where you want to upload the video. When selecting the file, choose it from the Files app, not from Photos. Why This Wo