Simulated Video Feedback on the GPU (Run 8680)

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[@Mfraude3944]

I showed this to my epileptic friend and I think she loved it so much started shaking from uncontrollable joy :)))

[@ABCD-rn6tk]

This weird video will probably explode in the future

[@FayezButts]

Looks great on my oled tv

[@youjuhwan9697]

Interesting.....

[@Ptolemusa]

Hmm.

[@Rico040]

Interesting

[@Kav_Games]

what is this showing exactly?

[@Jacobball32Crew]

Video feedback on a GPU

[@HereticJon]

​@@Jacobball32Crewin English for dumb people like me please

[@Frau_Brotchen]

@@Jacobball32Crew This tells us nothing, dude...

[@targz__]

This loops the result of the previous frame as the input of the next frame.
You start with noise, apply some effects to it and that image is then used as the input of the next frame, you apply the same effects to it and now you have a new image that you use as input. Rinse and repeat. That's a video feedback loop.
The effects are listed as command line arguments in the description, you can see things like zoom, rotation and sharpening.

[@-_Nuke_-]

So anyone knows what this is? If anything?

[@aidan-mx2fy]

putting 2 phones calling eachother on speaker phone next to eachother except with video and adjusting it to prevent it from just going to white

[@ZettabyteGamer]

Explain

[@thatdutchguy69]

Simulated Video Feedback on the GPU

[@teslabro5294]

​@@thatdutchguy69explain better. Why simulate

[@onrch]

​@@teslabro5294Simulated Video Feedback on the GPU

[@Jacobball32Crew]

S I M U L A T E D V I D E O F E E D B A C K O N T H E G P U

[@snowwsquire]

@@teslabro5294cool