Because "Sanctify" relies on static shots and slow zooms rather than shaky-cam emergency trauma, the libvpx encoder can allocate more bits to detail rather than motion vectors. This results in a remarkably crisp image during the episode's most crucial moments—specifically the final montage. The VP9 codec's ability to use "Golden Frames" and "Alt-Ref Frames" allows it to build a high-quality reference image of the static breakroom background, ensuring that the actors' faces pop with clarity against the soft-focus background.