Bad Apple!! but I think my video file got corrupted
Original: https://youtu.be/FtutLA63Cp8 This was created using the "Interstream" app by Signal Culture. (version 4.0) https://signalculture.org/interstream.html What is happening? This is a technique called datamoshing, it takes advantage of how video files store their frame data. P-frames are a type of frame in video that tell the pixels where to "move" instead of what color to be, thus saving file space. When these P-frames are duplicated, reordered, or moved, we get these beautiful glitchy artifacts. Specifically in the case of this video, you are actually watching 2 videos at once. One being Bad Apple, and the other being Bad Apple, but delayed by 5 ms, and we alternate between these two videos every frame, taking only P-Frames (most of the time).
Original: https://youtu.be/FtutLA63Cp8 This was created using the "Interstream" app by Signal Culture. (version 4.0) https://signalculture.org/interstream.html What is happening? This is a technique called datamoshing, it takes advantage of how video files store their frame data. P-frames are a type of frame in video that tell the pixels where to "move" instead of what color to be, thus saving file space. When these P-frames are duplicated, reordered, or moved, we get these beautiful glitchy artifacts. Specifically in the case of this video, you are actually watching 2 videos at once. One being Bad Apple, and the other being Bad Apple, but delayed by 5 ms, and we alternate between these two videos every frame, taking only P-Frames (most of the time).