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Sports fans could always look to the ESPN app for information on their favorite teams, but watching live games required a separate app. Earlier this month, ESPN updated the official ESPN app for iOS, adding live video feeds. While at this time the separate WatchESPN app is still available on iTunes, its content is now available directly in the main ESPN app.
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There's nothing quite like the iOS app VHS Camcorder, except for digging up some 30-year old tapes to see if they play. Thanks to Rarevision anyone with an iPhone can recreate VHS video complete with distorted audio, washed-out color and magnetic particle fallout. Developer Thomas Worth based the app on the same JVC GR-C1 camcorder used by Marty McFly in Back to the Future. This all-in-one VHS-C video camera was the first of its kind. So what does it take to record like it's 1984?
Both the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are set to record in 1080p at 30 frames per second and for slo-mo, 720p at 240 frames per second by default. You can change these by heading to Settings -> Photo & Camera and scrolling down to "Record Video" and "Record Slo-mo." Tap on either of these to change them. As you can see in the notes in the two bottom images, your resolution and frame rate can greatly affect the size of your recordings.
