AI-Generated Glitch & VHS Effect Videos

The video should start immediately with a strong retro VHS camcorder effect from the first frame, not gradually transitioning. Apply visible horizontal VHS scanlines, analog tape noise, tracking distortion, and retro color bleeding throughout the entire clip. Include frame jitter, magnetic tape glitches, chromatic aberration, and occasional signal interference. Apply a full retro VHS color grading that overrides the original colors of the image. The footage should look like it was directly recorded on a worn 1990s VHS tape, with film grain, washed-out colors, low contrast, and a darker, desaturated palette with greyish shadows and a subtle green-blue analog tint. Colors should appear muted, slightly faded, and dim, with darker greys and softened highlights typical of old videotapes. Add camcorder overlays such as a REC indicator, timestamp, and SP recording mode. The effect should remain consistently strong from beginning to end, with no clean frames at the start.