Sir_Chancealot

All Julian has to do is put out a PGP signed e-mail.

Now, why has he not done so since before October 17th?

Gravspeed

Just because you aren't paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you

Erwachener

forgot the /s

Defy

The whole interview has an animated feel. Especially his around his collar.

elgindelta

If you have an explanation for those anamorphic anomalies I would love to hear them

elgindelta

Yea it's him, and deep mind animating his image mimicing his voice and as a cursory Google search will attest, moving his lips so well it has fooled lip reading experts.

hunter3

i think thats the point op is making

33degree

That's an effect called "fluid morph" in acid and just "morph" in premiere. It's used to hide jump cuts. This means the sentence during the cut was manufactured and not what he actually said

happy_snek

Not tripping, that's video-stitching technology. Whether to "cleanly" join two bits of video, or to synthesize an entirely new video, using a recording of someone else's face/upper body as a base.

This is potentially the same tech they tried to use in S01E01 of "Black Mirror", trying to put a politician's face on a porn actor while he's filmed fucking a pig. Good show.

toobaditworks

Looks like the morphing tech they used to over-use in all the movies after Terminator 2.

happy_snek

This face remapping tech is more recent, maybe the last 5 years. It's been building upon decades of movie effects though, yes.

goatsandbros

For those who may never have seen real-time face capture in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmajJTcpNk

RumpRangerRick

I don't want to be "that guy" but this is easily explainable with compression artifacting.

markrod420

Yeah that's not at all what compression artifacts look like. Not the fold of the collar anyway. Maybe the first two. But that last one looks nothing like any compression I've ever seen.

ExpandYourMind

It may be. I am simply asking a Question. I am not very familiar with video editing, so I brought it to the community in hopes to find an answer

Laserchalk

Compression artifacts don't look like that. Video compression works by matching the colour between frames. You won't see pixels shifting around like that from compression. Compression artifacts look kind of blocky in their nature.

What we see in the video is something that looks like someone intentionally stitched pieces of video together to make it look like he was saying something he wasn't. Or they may have just cut out a long pause and stitched it together so there wasn't an awkward pause.

I don't think it was real time face capture though since that doesn't produce those sorts of artifacts.

RumpRangerRick

V-Sync tear, whatever you want to call it..

Laserchalk

Tearing doesn't look like that either. Tearing has horizontal sections of the video desynced from each other. If it was tearing you would see a horizontal break in the image.

goatsandbros

It's explainable by both. So, more investigation is warranted.

Bill_Murrays_Sandals

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ExpandYourMind

Not to add confusion. This was uploaded November 20, 2016