Comment: Mathematically improbable. (Score 0) 193
Let us say you encoded a 24P 9 hour video of QR codes. (maximum size available is QR code version 40 177*177 with correction level L) at 23,648 bytes of data source from http://www.qrcode.com/en/about/version.htm.....
using math you get
23648 bytes for 24 frames is 24*23648 = 56752 bytes per second
for a Minuit is 60 seconds so 56752 * 60 = 34053120 bytes per minuit
60 minuits an hour means 34053120*60 = 2043187200 bytes per hour
9 hours of video so 2043187200*9 = 18388684800 bytes
Bytes to gigabytes you get 17.13 GB
might as well store the same data on a 50 GB bluray disk
a system to read and decode QR data for 24 frames per second would be far more costly than a bluray writer.