Most notably, "60fps" (frames per second) represents a specific niche in media consumption. Standard cinema is filmed and displayed at 24fps, which creates a traditional "cinematic" motion blur. However, some viewers prefer the hyper-smooth motion of 60fps, often achieved through interpolation or specific high-frame-rate recordings. Piracy sites often cater to these specific, niche preferences—offering custom encodes that official streaming services might not provide. This ability to customize and curate technical specifications makes pirated content attractive to videophiles who feel restricted by official releases.