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QVid - File to Video Encoder & Decoder - View Demo

Encoding Process:

  1. Read the file as binary.
  2. Convert the binary to 2-bit binary.
  3. There will be 4 possible values.
  4. Assign a corresponding color to each value.
  5. Paint into a 20x20 block on a canvas.
  6. Create some frames.
  7. Use client-side FFmpeg to convert the frames into a video.
  8. Done.

Decoding Process:

  1. Use client-side FFmpeg to convert the video into frames.
  2. Read the frames.
  3. Map each corresponding color to its value.
  4. Convert 2-bit binary back to binary.
  5. Done.

Metadata:

Each frame contains the 4 colors used in the frame in sequence in first position. This way, theoretically, even if the video gets color-graded, the file can still be decoded by comparing the initial colors of each frame.

Separator Color:

A black color is used to separate metadata and data. It is also automatically inserted at the end of a frame if that frame is not full.

Mapping:

export const BIT_MAP_LETTERTOBIT = {
  a: "00",
  b: "01",
  c: "10",
  d: "11",
};

export const SPLITTER_LETTER = "e";

// 5 unique contrast colors except white and black
export const COLOR_MAP = {
  a: "#FF0000", // Red
  b: "#00FF00", // Green
  c: "#0000FF", // Blue
  d: "#FFFFFF", // White
  e: "#000000", // Black
};

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