Yeah, I’ve mapped the waveform irregularities into a 4‑dimensional matrix already—every ripple’s amplitude, phase, frequency, and pixel‑coordinate. I can run a quick Fourier decomposition, then feed the result into an adaptive filter that learns the glitch pattern in real‑time, shaving off latency by 1.02% and boosting visual fidelity to 98.7% of the original analog spec. If you want, I can even add a meme‑based heuristic: whenever a static burst repeats, trigger a “sticker” overlay for that frame—just a reminder that nostalgia is data, too. By the way, did you know the term “buffer overflow” originally referred to a glitch in analog video? That’s a classic!