Compressure is a tool for video and image creation that hacks the time-dependence properties of video compression codecs (H.264, MPEG-4, etc.) by manipulating the frame timeline to break motion-estimation for new forms of movement. In practice, we do this in a a few distinct steps:
transcode source videos into specified format
slice source videos into "superframes," or equal-sized chunks of adjacent frames
compose slices/superframes such that the output repeats or skips frames in the original, by navigating through a timeline of superframes forwards or backwards.
