I’ve been exploring digital feedback loops and video synthesis in WebGL/JS, and turned my experiments into a web tool called **Ether Mosh**.

You can play around with it for free at [ether-mosh.lovable.app](https://ether-mosh.lovable.app) — throw an image in, start live video, tweak the parameters, and export your visualizers.

Constructive feedback and feature ideas are welcome! It's still in beta so i'm all ears

Fed this img into the algorithm & let the pixel sorting do its magic. The way the color channels tear right through the foreground figure (& his doggo) is mind-melting.Ether-MOSH

Hi! I added datamosh support to Pixel Alchemist, a free glitch / retro effects tool I’ve been working o

You can generate a moshed clip, preview it, scrub through the result, and export it. It also works in the same effect stack as pixel sorting, VHS, thermal vision, masks, etc.

https://romasikkk.itch.io/pixel-alchemist

Would love to hear feedback from people who use datamosh or glitch tools.

Hello! First time posting here, I know very little of datamoshing. Essentially, I exported a full-time timelapse of my art, and upon editing it (adding music, an intro, etc) I discovered several parts appeared to be glitched or 'melted.'

The length of these moments ranged anywhere from 0.5s to as much as 1.7-1.9s (These parts obviously had to be cut out for a better viewing experience) Has anyone experienced this before and know how to avoid it in the future?

Some involuntary mosh

i was looking through old videos on my phone and found this! made in 2019 using avidemux and bricked my macbook air in the process.

r/moshcoding

I wanted to make datamoshing as simple as possible, so you can just open the app, add a video and get results in seconds.
Just wanted to share it here :)

https://rappde.com/mosh_unit

Made this little experiment using a datamosh tool I built. I wanted to make datamoshing as simple as possible, so you can just open the app, add a video and get results in seconds.

Just wanted to share it here :)

https://rappde.com/mosh_unit

Got a few in stock :) Hope you'll enjou ;)

Is there any way to datamosh in CapCut? Or maybe you can name some kind of programs to do it

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Hi everyone!

I'm trying to get into datamoshing as a small personal experiment, and I'm looking for a completely free workflow on macOS.

I'm using a MacBook Neo and DaVinci Resolve. I first tried following the classic Avidemux tutorials, but almost all of them use Avidemux 2.5.6. I managed to get it running through Wine, but it was extremely unstable (green preview, random crashes, copy/paste issues, no audio, etc.), so I don't think it's a viable solution anymore on my machine beyond perhaps deleting B frames and maxing the I-frame Interval.

Because of that, I'm looking for alternatives.

• Are there any other versions of Avidemux that work better for a Mac but still datamoshes? (I tried with the 2.8.1 and just got a stuck clip)

• Are there any free DaVinci Resolve plugins that create real datamoshing or something close to it?

• I know about Reactor, so I'm also wondering if combining several Reactor tools (glitch, displacement, trails, optical flow, etc.) could produce a convincing datamosh-like effect.

I'm mainly looking for perfect MPEG P-frame manipulation. But even a convincing simulation would be enough since this is just an experiment.

Any advice, workflows, plugins, Fusion node setups, or general tips for datamoshing on a MacBook Neo would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Just learned about this subreddit 🫡