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video-to-ascii
It is a simple python package to play videos in the terminal
video-to-ascii is a Python-based command-line tool that converts and plays video files directly in the terminal using ASCII characters as visual representations. It processes each frame of a video, maps pixel brightness and color values to characters, and renders them in real time within terminal constraints. The tool adapts video resolution to match terminal dimensions, ensuring a coherent and readable output despite limited character space. It can optionally include audio playback when... -
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A utility to read/write from: pipes, sockets, standard handles, files, block devices, NT Native API objects, file mapping/section objects, comm ports, etc. Supports various text/data conversions, multiple inputs/outputs, and various IO types/options.
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A project to display the health of local environment on maps. Environmental data from mobile phones uploaded to a website will display CO2, VOC's, Temp. & atmospheric data & particulates. Anonymous climate data will be publicly available.
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