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If it becomes prevalent, I think YouTube would do something like slightly randomize the compression in their videos to dissuade this kind of use.
by Manuel_D 4y ago
If it becomes prevalent, I think YouTube would do something like slightly randomize the compression in their videos to dissuade this kind of use.
- serf 4y agoisn't the point here that the sub-pixels being produced are so large that it would take a tremendous amount of artifacts to reduce them to an unreadable state? in other words; if YTs compression was affecting it so badly that it prevented the data from being re-read, wouldn't that compression scheme render normal video-watching impossible?