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This is what happens when you re-upload a youtube video 1000 times

A murb'ed feed, posted about 9 years ago filed in digital, analog, film, youtube, history, culture, software, data, compression & h264.

One year ago, someone decided to test the image and sound degradation that occurs when you upload a video to YouTube, then download the YouTube result, and upload it again. He did it 1,000 times, with trippy results.

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