I have created an analog/digital Gif animation on Paint. By using a so-called interlacing scan filter, which consists of every other dotted line and every other whole line. Where the dotted lines move continuously from left to right (independent of the screen) one pixel at a time, in 8 pixels in total, while the whole lines are still. In this way, it is possible to create analog/digital Gif images, videos, TV signals, video games and much more! Thank you for reading! I like your video! :-)
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I have created an analog/digital Gif animation on Paint.
By using a so-called interlacing scan filter,
which consists of every other dotted line and every other whole line.
Where the dotted lines move continuously from left to right (independent of the screen) one pixel at a time,
in 8 pixels in total,
while the whole lines are still.
In this way, it is possible to create analog/digital Gif images, videos, TV signals, video games and much more!
Thank you for reading!
I like your video!
:-)
@@VolumetricTerrain-hz7ci thanks do you have an HDMI To converter too?
@@MabelPinesisStillLanaLoud You're welcome! No, unfortunately I don't.