Wanting to use higher FPS!

Even if you were able to export 240 fps your slowed down footage will look awful.

First slowing it down then interpolating the frames? Not a good idea.

Dont go below 25% then it will still appear smooth in a 60 fps timeline.

Is the original poster trying to slow down his video?

I got the idea he (or she) just wanted to create a video at 240 frames per second.

Hi Josh,

One way to slow down your footage will take a two-step process.

1. Uncouple the video from the audio.

2. Delete the audio.

3. Select the video and choose Clip —> Time Stretch...

4. Set the Speed to 50% in the dialog window

5. Add narration using Tools —> Narration

6. Optionally add music to Music row on Timeline.

That will give you a "faster FPS" .... not as good as a real FPS; but better than the 60 FPS limit, perhaps.

Hi joshc,

Thanks for reaching out. As @Steve suggested Premiere Elements does not support more than 60fps, however, you may want to have a look at this article: Change clip speed & duration in Premiere Elements It explains how you can use Premiere Elements to change the speed of the clip's playback.

Let us know if it helps.

Thanks,

Shivangi

Premiere Elements will not create a project faster than 60 fps.