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==== [[Databending]] ==== | ==== [[Databending]] ==== | ||
=== Settings-related === | === Settings-related === | ||
How a video is rendered (or initial settings) can lead to distortions in itself, if done right. | How a video is rendered (or initial settings) can lead to distortions in itself, if done right. Examples include lowering the resolution, bitrate, and other settings. A lot of these also come as side effect of re-rendering works to be compatible for older machines. <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20230627160128if_/https://www.razorback95.com/guides/encode-movies-for-old-computers</ref> | ||
==== Low bitrate ==== | ==== Low bitrate ==== | ||
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</Effects> | </Effects> | ||
</TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | </TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | ||
====Windows Movie Maker DxtKey Glitch==== | |||
Another type of distortion in WMM involves the DxtKey (or "Key Transition" <ref>https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/directshow/key-transition</ref>) feature in DirectShow. If invalid values are given for the "similarity" field, the filter will once again fail spectacularly. An example found by {{mrdoognoog}} can be seen below. | |||
<nowiki><TransitionsAndEffects Version="1.0"> | |||
<Transitions> | |||
<TransitionDLL guid="{C5B19592-145E-11D3-9F04-006008039E37}"> | |||
<Transition name="Databend Key" iconid="88"> | |||
<Param name="KeyType" value="0" /> | |||
<Param name="Similarity" value="60" /> | |||
<Param name="RGB" value="0xB4B4B4" /> | |||
</Transition> | |||
</TransitionDLL> | |||
</Transitions> | |||
</TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | |||