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# overexposed_stutter
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## Description
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Applies a harsh overexposure flicker combined with stuttering frame cadence, producing an aggressive “corrupted camera” aesthetic.
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The effect mimics the look of damaged digital sensors, broken shutter timing, blown-out highlights, and unstable frame playback.
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## Purpose
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`overexposed_stutter` is designed for creators who want to:
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- simulate digital corruption or overheating camera behavior,
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- create bright white flickers, blown midtones, and clipped highlights,
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- introduce abrupt stutters and dropped-frame jitter,
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- evoke glitchy, broken-device energy,
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- intensify chaos in music videos, experimental film, or montage sequences.
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## How It Works
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1. **Frame Stutter Injection**
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The module duplicates, skips, or reorders frames to break cadence and produce jitter.
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2. **Overexposure Simulation**
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Frames are pushed into blown-out white values, simulating:
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- auto-exposure failure,
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- sensor overload,
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- corrupted RAW data,
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- abrupt exposure spikes.
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3. **Temporal–Exposure Interplay**
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The stuttered cadence emphasizes the brightness spikes, giving the impression of a malfunctioning recording pipeline.
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4. **Encoding**
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Final output is encoded with global Videobeaux CRF, preset, and pixel-format settings.
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## Program Template
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```bash
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videobeaux -P overexposed_stutter -i input.mp4 -o output.mp4
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```
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## Arguments
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- *(No additional program-specific arguments; uses global videobeaux options only.)*
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## Real World Example
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```bash
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videobeaux -P overexposed_stutter \
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-i myvideo.mp4 \
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-o overexposed_stutter_styled.mp4
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```
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## Program Output
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<video controls preload="metadata" style="max-width:100%; border-radius:8px; margin:1em 0;">
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<source src="https://github.com/schwwaaa/videobeaux/assets/7625379/f7250a1e-3cf5-4826-977a-a5a18b231ddb" type="video/mp4">
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Your browser does not support the video tag.
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</video>
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## Technical Notes
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- Overexposure may cause highlight clipping; this is intentional.
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- Compression artifacts in bright regions may create additional glitch patterns.
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- Works best on footage with motion, edges, or textured surfaces — flat scenes produce milder results.
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- Aggressive stuttering may make some edits feel chaotic or disorienting (by design).
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## Recommended Usage
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- High-energy glitch sequences in music videos.
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- Horror, sci-fi, or techno-thriller aesthetics involving corrupted vision.
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- Fast-cut montage transitions.
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- Breakdowns, drops, or rhythmic sync moments in audio-reactive visuals.
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- Distressing clean footage before applying additional filters in a pipeline.
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## Quality Tips
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- Lower CRF retains clean white clipping; higher CRF adds noisy bloom-like grit.
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- Combine with `bad_contrast` to push black levels down while highlights blow out.
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- Pair with `frame_delay_pro1` for aggressive echo + stutter hybrids.
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- Apply after `convert_dims` if targeting square or portrait loop formats.
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- For extreme looks, chain with `lsd_feedback` or `digital_boss`.
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