The "96" in the filename most likely signifies . This specific frame rate became famous among videographers with the release of cameras like the Panasonic GH4 , which was the first consumer-grade mirrorless camera capable of shooting at 96 FPS for full HD slow-motion.
Could you provide on where you saw this filename or what the video contains? This would help narrow down its exact origin.
If you encountered this file in a specific project or folder, it is likely one of the following: g096.mp4
Automated surveillance or telemetric systems often use alphanumeric strings (e.g., "g096") for clip identification.
Shooting at 96 FPS requires a very high shutter speed, meaning footage often appears dark or "muddy" if not shot in bright sunlight or with professional lighting. The "96" in the filename most likely signifies
As an MP4 file, it uses the MPEG-4 Part 14 container, which is standard for sharing high-quality digital video across the internet. Common Uses for Such Files
A reference file used by developers to test how video players or editing software handle high-frame-rate content. This would help narrow down its exact origin
Files named in this format are often generated when a camera is set to "overcrank" (shoot more frames than it plays back) to create a slow-motion effect.