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video2asciis lets you create old-school style videos like shown above.
$ pip3 install python-opencv numpy tqdm pymediainfo ffmpeg$ ./v2t2v.sh <input> <output> <font>This handy command generates the converted video in the same resolution as the original.
You can modify some parameters by directly using v2t.py and t2v.py. For details, refer to the output of $ python3 v2t.py -h and $ python3 t2v.py -h.
Note: If the given file doesn't have an audio track, then this script may throw an error. You can manually try t2v.py to obtain what you want.
You can play your converted texts in your terminal in real time.
$ python3 play.py <input>- Enjoy!
Alternatively, you can also do this:
$ python3 v2t.py <input> out.txt$ python3 tshow.py out.txt- Enjoy!
If you can't play the file, it's possibly because your terminal is too small to display the entire text. Try reducing the font size of the terminal, or enlarge the dimension of it.
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v2t.py, the threshold between white and black is defined as90. You may have to change this value by passing-t <value>option, since this value is critical to generate the appropriate results.- When there are many bright scenes overall, you may choose
95~110.
- When there are many bright scenes overall, you may choose
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v2t.pyaccepts an option-s <size>. This program divides the input frame into pieces that are shaped assize x (size/2). Each piece are then substituted with one character.The bigger size you specify, the result is rough and the conversion is faster.
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v2t.pyalso supports the custom settings of output frame size. -
You can convert your image into this style by using
image2textimage.py.
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