A traditional photograph is created using only physics, bending light to create identical visual patterns on a silver emulsion. The information in a book is dependent on the order over time in which the words are read. The information in words is dependent on the order in which the letters are read. If order is jumbled, so would information, and any meaning derived from it. Just as the meaning of a string of words lies in their order, so does the sense of a visual movie depend on the order of the frames.
All frames shown at once is beyond comprehension.
Frames out of temporal order cause a disruption of meaning. If all possible disorders are to be included in that experience outside of spatial orientation, then the experience would be more chaotic, yet. Static is all that one would experience outside of space-time. Likewise, sensible information does not have its origin outside of conventional space-time. In summary, information needs a suitable vehicle to exist, and is encoded in relationships within the vehicle.