Strange Netflix Instant Test Video

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Published 2011-01-17

A Netflix employee took this video apparently to test the Netflix Instant watching( or so I understand). This video is on Netflix Instant under many titles and many different lengths, the longer ones just being loops of the same video. Most of them are called something like "Example 30 min 24 frames per second" or something like that. You can watch them if you have Netflix. Anyway, the video is somewhat strange and very interesting and I felt I should upload it for those of us who don't have Netflix. I would love to know the story behind this in more detail as well. I found out about this on reddit, by the way.

All Comments (21)

@pixbyeli 4 years ago

I feel like this video isn't on Netflix anymore... good thing I shittily screencapped it 8 years ago?
@arcane_rogue3440 5 years ago

A piece of paper concealed in a cigar tube by a guy named Jason led me here.
@kordure 7 years ago

Modern Rouge anybody?
@OpiZoid 7 years ago

THERE'S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL
@Red-xf1lj 5 years ago

Hmmm Jason's butt vid.
@azmirulfox6399 5 years ago

Sent here by The Modern Rogue.
@johnrockwell9975 5 years ago

Dammit Jason Murphy
@melinakrug871 5 years ago

Wow this shit again, thanks Jason
@fernandaramosnascimento5670 8 years ago

agora eu sei pq na creepypasta q eu vi o vídeo demora 4 dias simples as pessoas dormem por causa da chatisse do vídeo
@walteroliveira953 7 years ago

Todo mundo que passou aqui veio pelo David Herick kkkkkkk
@AztaTheGreat 6 years ago

"There's no crying in baseball!"
@Zudexa 7 years ago

Where are the captions? Its not example show without the captions!
@bransond8818 7 years ago

Straight from the Modern Rouge.
@ocriticodevideosefilmes5055 7 years ago

quem descobriu esse video pelo david henrick da uma curtida aq
@minetruly 11 years ago

After I watched this, a little girl called me and whispered, "seven days."
@GolfhausYT 3 years ago

Brian and Jason need to track the dude down and interview him/have him recreate the scene again.
@ameppt 12 years ago

I would bet money that this is a video specifically designed to test video and audio codecs. It has hard to encode things like water and strong colors and popping noises. And then it even has test tones and color bars.
@ChrisQueer 3 years ago

I first watched this stoned and it freaked me out! Glad I’m not the only one to remember it 🤣
@rastacoon5962 5 years ago

This is actually a pretty nice test set, lots of motion to see how framerate affects clarity
@cubewireframe_origins 4 years ago

”THERES NO CRYING IN BASEBALL”