Hey there. I posted here a few other times over the months during development of my Python library, BitGlitter. It gives you the ability to embed files and folders into a supercharged QR code-like format, and can either have a video stream, or a series of images. You essentially have the ability to host files in videos.
I'm here to say it's officially done, but I'll be announcing in a few more days once documentation is complete.
My previous threads had a pretty large response, although this time I'm starting this thread pretty late at night. I'm here to answer any questions or comments you may have on this. I'm really happy to be releasing this to the world.
I forgot to mention, im a trap by the way so if anyone wants to ask me about that then that's okay too ;)
Austin Kelly
lol, this wasn't me
William Bell
What makes this different than other steganographic libraries? Also would like to know more about this.
Aiden Rodriguez
Actually pretty neat, too bad your coc doesn't represent LGBTQ and women. I might study your logic this weekend
Joshua Howard
Hiya hun, how can i be more inclusive? *kisses*
James Ross
Other methods to encode data in imagery rely on zero corruption. Put another way, the file must be in its raw, unchanged format for it to be read. Depending on the configs, the streams from BitGlitter can be highly resistant to compression and corruption. The files can be changed in size, format, or otherwise compressed, and they can still be read. I can go further into this if you'd like me to.
