This paper examines the premiere episode of Outlander ’s third season, “The Battle Joined” (2017), through two lenses: its thematic focus on fragmented memory and trauma after the Battle of Culloden, and the technical constraints of modern video encoding, specifically the open-source OpenH264 codec. We argue that the episode’s jarring temporal shifts and visual desaturation parallel the lossy compression and keyframe dependencies inherent in H.264 encoding, creating an unintended but fitting resonance between form and content.
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