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Digital Distortion, much like [[Analog Distortion]], is a general category of distortion techniques that take place outside of a video editor- all generally involving distortions relating to the video file itself, through resolution, settings, or data corruption - Sometimes, this is informally referred to as 'crust'-ing a video. | Digital Distortion, much like [[Analog Distortion]], is a general category of distortion techniques that take place outside of a video editor- all generally involving distortions relating to the video file itself, through resolution, settings, or data corruption - Sometimes, this is informally referred to as 'crust'-ing a video. | ||
== Techniques == | == Techniques == | ||
=== | === [[Datamoshing]] === | ||
=== Corruption === | |||
==== [[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. | ||
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==== Interlacing ==== | ==== Interlacing ==== | ||
Many older codecs (especially AVIs) will interlace by default. This means that the video will appear to split apart into small bars whenever there is fast movement. | Many older codecs (especially AVIs) will interlace by default. This means that the video will appear to split apart into small bars whenever there is fast movement. | ||
=== Miscellaneous === | |||
====Windows Movie Maker Simple3D Bar Glitch==== | |||
In [[Windows Movie Maker]] Versions 2.X, it is possible to create basic 3D effects using the "Simple3D" module. However on some newer machines, layering two videos on top of each other (to form a transition) while both have an effect using "Simple3D" will cause it to break spectacularly; the top layer will phase in and out of existence as a series of random horizontal bars. The default "Fade" or any static (ex. [[Chromakey]]) transition work best, however others should work as well. | |||
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File:WMM26 bar corruption.jpg|The Simple3D Bar Glitch in action, captured directly from the WMM preview pane. | |||
File:WMM26 bar corruption wmv.png|The same glitch, however after rendering as a WMV file. Notice how the bars curve into points - keep this in mind on how you wish to save your file. | |||
</gallery> | |||
Below is a basic plugin preset that does not rely on any other plugins to be installed. On the surface it does absolutely nothing; however it loads the Simple3D module that lets the glitch happen (without any 3D transformations getting in the way). | |||
<nowiki><TransitionsAndEffects Version="1.0"> | |||
<Effects> | |||
<EffectDLL guid="{B4DC8DD9-2CC1-4081-9B2B-20D7030234EF}"> | |||
<Effect name="00 Simple3D Bar Glitch" iconid="33" > | |||
<Param name="InternalName" value="Simple3D" /> | |||
<Param name="ScaleA" value="1.0" /> | |||
<Param name="InitialScaleA" value="1.0" /> | |||
<Param name="RotateA" value="right" /> | |||
<Param name="ExponentialProgressDuration" value="1.0" /> | |||
<Param name="ExponentialProgressScale" value="0.01" /> | |||
<Param name="Progress" value="0.01" /> | |||
</Effect> | |||
</EffectDLL> | |||
</Effects> | |||
</TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | |||