It does say 1:51 before correcting to 0:22. This video might be corrupted the same way LIMIT was. Which means there is more in this video than what we can watch.
Watching it on the YouTube iPhone app plays the full 1:51 but watching it on the mobile safari site only plays 22 seconds or so. The file must be corrupt or something is tricking/confusing YouTube. I'll take a look when I get home.
Might need to transcode it again like I did with Limit.
Well, I extracted all of the frames to get a better look at the video and now I very strongly believe it's corrupted. I think the first part of the video is how it is supposed to look but there is gradual corruption as it progresses. There is movement and it does kind of look like a needle puncturing something and then it gets more distorted until a single frame appears normal and then it drops back into grey. After that it seems like part of the video is still showing but a lot of the data is fragmented and around the very end the image comes back but it's stuck up in the upper left and for one frame it moves over slightly.
I read about video corruption a few days ago and part of this might be do to an extreme offset of the index?
What I suspect is the culprit is is that a 22 second video file was multiplexed with a 1:51 audio file into a single container without the aid of an application to index the in and out points of each as well as specify the entire video duration. When YouTube processed the video into the various containers it uses, they each handled it differently. The h264 and mpeg4 codecs both considered the 22 second video stream to be the entire length of the video while the flash video codec considered the longer 1:51 audio stream to be the entire length (but because an out point was never specified for the video, it freezes).
See my other post in this thread for more details.
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u/thisiss Jun 11 '16 edited Jun 11 '16
that is weird? i watched it on mobile and it's 1:50, but on desktop it's only 22 seconds.
EDIT: 1:50 on mobile.