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Scramble frame order with FFmpeg random
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What this guide covers
For editors who want a glitch or stutter effect from reordered frames. You end with a repeatable scrambled clip by fixing the seed. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example, and no command was run.
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Guide title
Scramble frame order with FFmpeg random
Coverage
For editors who want a glitch or stutter effect from reordered frames. You end with a repeatable scrambled clip by fixing the seed. It is based on the FFmpeg manual, which gives no example, and no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical music-video glitch using a small cache and a fixed seed; nothing was run and the look was not seen.
Useful starting points
- Set a seed if you need the same order every run; without one the order changes.
- Keep the cache size between 2 and 512 frames or the option is rejected.
- Only video is scrambled, so audio will no longer match the picture.
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