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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 437627" data-attributes="member: 16090">I use Handbrake; a free software; as well as Nikon Movie Editor. Both of them allow variable frame rate output. So mixing two frame rates will not matter much. Just check the maximum frame rate supported by the out put device.In my case I shoot at 50P with D3300, and then adjust the frame rate between 24 and 25. Though my TV supports higher frame rates, it stutters and drops frame if the Audio rate is too high, so I have to reduce both the Audio and the Video rates. The Apple TV3 defaults are ideal for me. So why shoot at higher rate? So that I can use the higher rate for "slow motion" where required.</blockquote>