user791: I've produced a video in 50 fps progressive. I am having a hard time getting anyone to actually see it: all popular online video players are artificially capped to 30 fps.
Is there any way I can publish this video without halving the framerate to 25 fps, which looks atrocious due to the fast shutter used?

user2575: I believe that dailymotion.com can have 50 fps videos, though the recommended is 25 fps. Here is an upload that says that it is in 50fps.
I am not completely sure, so you might have to just end up converting it to 25. 

791: <p>I've produced a video in 50 fps progressive. I am having a hard time getting anyone to actually see it: all popular online video players are artificially capped to 30 fps.</p>

<p>Is there any way I can publish this video without halving the framerate to 25 fps, which looks atrocious due to the fast shutter used?</p>
 2575: <p>I believe that <a href="http://www.dailymotion.com/us" rel="nofollow">dailymotion.com</a> can have 50 fps videos, though the recommended is 25 fps. <a href="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x92u89_derelict-bmx-march-in-50-frames-per_music?search_algo=1" rel="nofollow">Here</a> is an upload that <strong><em>says</em></strong> that it is in 50fps.
I am not completely sure, so you might have to just end up converting it to 25. </p>
