I-frame datamosh: MPEG-4 ASP (Xvid) > I-frame interval = 9999. > save > close > open that new save > go to P frame > click the button > move one frame over to the right (should be a B frame) > click the button > ctrl+c ctrl+v > move over the first B frame then ctrl+v on the second one > repeat while going a bit slow so the program doesn’t crash > save > go to VLC > open file > select at the bottom to the right of the search bar “All files” > select your file > go to media at the top left > convert/save > click add (then add this file) > click on the down-arrow next to the convert/save button > convert > browse > the file is already good to go just click save > wait for the blue bar at the bottom to load all the way > done P frame datamosh: MPEG-4 ASP (Xvid) > I-frame interval = 9999. Edit: as far as VR, if its the type where the cam shoots one wide angle video and the viewing device. Or just a webcam through Resolume could do this with minimal delay. For instance, a system with Resolume and camera capture card/setup. For something like this any live effects generator could do it. you also may be confused with the I-frame technique, where you delete all I-frames to get the scene-to-scene datamosh. no you're right, it happens a lot when datamoshing with audacity, you can try slightly changing the beginning or ending of the clips you're copypasting, usually it helps. Thats not I/P/B frame manipulation moshing. Ive never seen a datamoshing tactic where you outright delete P-frames? maybe i just don’t know of this strategy, but when you’re using P-frames, you need to copy them over onto B-frame spaces.
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