Digital Distortion: Difference between revisions
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==== Miscellaneous ==== | ==== Miscellaneous ==== | ||
=== Settings-related === | === Settings-related === | ||
How a video is rendered (or initial settings) can lead to distortions in itself, if done right. | |||
==== Low bitrate ==== | ==== Low bitrate ==== | ||
Rendering with an intentionally low video and/or audio quality can add a certain charm to a video that is hard to get otherwise; in some cases it can provide a much more "retro tennis" look, on others it can smooth out rougher edits as your brain fills in what may not be entirely clear. | |||
<youtube>VGGl-dVynos</youtube> | |||
==== 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. | |||