I am working on a project where I reorder the seconds of audio and frames of video using a random state in Python, with the goal of “encrypting” the order. After reordering, I save the random state in order to later “decrypt” the video and audio by restoring the original order. However, when attempting to decrypt the reordered video and audio using the saved random state, the final video does not show the original order of frames and audio chunks as expected.

I am working on a project where I reorder the seconds of audio and frames of video using a random state in Python, with the goal of “encrypting” the order. After reordering, I save the random state in order to later “decrypt” the video and audio by restoring the original order. However, when attempting to decrypt the reordered video and audio using the saved random state, the final video does not show the original order of frames and audio chunks as expected.

I am working on a project where I reorder the seconds of audio and frames of video using a random state in Python, with the goal of “encrypting” the order. After reordering, I save the random state in order to later “decrypt” the video and audio by restoring the original order. However, when attempting to decrypt the reordered video and audio using the saved random state, the final video does not show the original order of frames and audio chunks as expected.

I am working on a project where I reorder the seconds of audio and frames of video using a random state in Python, with the goal of “encrypting” the order. After reordering, I save the random state in order to later “decrypt” the video and audio by restoring the original order. However, when attempting to decrypt the reordered video and audio using the saved random state, the final video does not show the original order of frames and audio chunks as expected.