The term 'playback speed' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the rate at which a recording, usually audio or video, is played back. For example, you could say, "I adjusted the playback speed to double its original rate."
The proper playback speed had to be determined; Mr. Marston, examining scores, estimated the pitch to be 435 cycles for the tuning note A, which is slightly lower than typical current practice.
Real-time playback speed.
Another tipoff is the playback speed.
Then, choose your playback speed – from normal to 12 times as fast.
He also adjusted playback speed in 10th- and 20th-of-a-percent increments, making more than 500 corrections.
Clients need the transcripts as soon as possible after the call is finished, so CCBN transcribers sometimes double the playback speed of familiar portions like introductory legal disclaimers.
All additional file videos were standardized to 1 min duration regardless of original duration length and this standardization accounts for differing playback speeds.
Most research has indicated no loss of comprehension or intelligibility at playback speeds of two or even three times normal speed.
The video player provides many helpful options to students including: transcripts and captions, multiple playback speeds, and configurable viewing windows for the classroom and the presentation materials.
Technological innovations have become part of how we experience sports: the strike-zone grid projected onto the catcher's body, thermal sensors tracking the flight of a ball, a feast of different camera angles and playback speeds.
CS50 Video also allows students to search over video transcripts to find content easily as well as view videos at variable playback speeds (in order to make videos more accessible for ESL learners).
