If someone fast-forwards a video, is it natural to use:
He put his video on fast-forward.
And if I want it to play normally,can I say(telling the other person who fast-forwarded it)
Hey! Put it back to normal?
Can the same be used for "slow-motion"?
Put the video on slow motion.
Put it back to normal!
These are all adjective phrases, with a missing noun "mode" at the end. Fast-forward mode, normal mode, slow-motion mode.
People watch things at normal speed or at slow-motion speed, but nobody watches things at fast-forward speed. So we usually make that a verb ("fast foward it to the good part") rather than calling it a mode ("put it on fast forward until it gets to the good part").
