How do I use FFglitch?

FFglitch still does not have a nice graphical user interface. It’s an ugly command-line based program.

There are two ways to use FFglitch.

The old way

The old way consists of 3 steps:

1. Export data from media file
2. Glitch data however you see fit
3. Apply glitched data and generate a new file

The new way

The new way (since version 0.9.1) is a one-step process:

1. Run ffedit with a JavaScript (or Python3 script since version 0.9.4) file that glitches the frames one by one.

The new way is much simpler to use, but it has some limitations such as working on a single file at a time, and it might involve having to learn JavaScript (which might also end up being slower than a script in another language) or Python3.

I need examples!

Here are some tutorials with examples on how to use FFglitch:

• Simple motion vector tutorial
• Average motion vector tutorial

There are more posts on the main page to have a better idea on how to use it.