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Re:Voyager 1 phones home with transmitter that hasn't been u... by moron4hire on Thursday October 31, 2024 @09:34AM (#42006755)
I haven't experienced this with JPEGs but wouldn't be surprised, as I have experienced it with MP3s. Newer decoders can't play some of my MP3s made with older encoders.
Re:Voyager 1 phones home with transmitter that hasn't been u... by actionfromafar on Thursday October 31, 2024 @09:44AM (#42006831)
Well, a compliant JPEGs will still open in any reader, but can look slightly different. In a low-resolution image, it could change some fine detail you really cared about.
Re:Voyager 1 phones home with transmitter that hasn't been u... by stvltvs on Thursday October 31, 2024 @03:59PM (#42010870)
Ages ago I did some bit flip tests on different image encodings for a school project. It was interesting to see how a single flipped bit would propagate across the image in encodings that relied on similarity to nearby pixels for compression. Really the effect was limited to the frame, but the effects could be striking.