People are using Discord as a file hosting service a la Imgur? Yikes. Hard to blame Discord for cracking down on that, considering it's not a service they intentionally offer.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AV1/comments/hb039t/8mib_shrek_is_b...
Also I will give it that it’s a surprising amount of movement for being just 6fps, that file.
Fun experiment, but not really watchable with this much loss of detail :p
(The movies we watched on small iPod screens were surprisingly watchable, thanks to having good audio and image quality in spite of being somewhere around 320x160 px resolution.)
Ours were probably 320x240 too. It was many years ago so I didn’t remember exactly :p
Although, for a widescreen movie it might use less than 240 of the available vertical size. For example if the aspect of the original video is 16:9, then a 320 px wide resized version of the video will be about 180 px tall.
So yeah, my guess is that the screen was 240 tall and that some of the videos we watched on it may have been as little as 180 px tall :D
TBH I'd always assumed Discord links only worked in Discord. Which sounds like is how things will work, going forward.
I mean, you probably don't go and unplug your modem when you get done with a browsing session right? Or turn off your phone when you aren't actively engaged in a phone call?/writing a text message?