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mariiaan / cmdplay-pp

Next generation CmdPlay; Realtime CLI for Colour ASCII playback
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How to export ascii-art video locally？ #5

Open 8824PPZ opened 4 months ago

mariiaan commented 4 months ago

nice feature idea, will work on it in a few days :)

8824PPZ commented 4 months ago

nice feature idea, will work on it in a few days :)

OK. Thanks.

mariiaan commented 3 months ago

question, would it better to have an export as ASCII characters (like to a .txt file) or as an video with ascii art (like if you'd record it)?

8824PPZ commented 3 months ago

question, would it better to have an export as ASCII characters (like to a .txt file) or as an video with ascii art (like if you'd record it)?

I think it’s better to export an video with ascii art. Because video is more interesting than text.

its-19818942118 commented 3 weeks ago

hmmm well i think how about adding both a txt and video option. cuz i think its better in terms of perfomance or so i belive as a terminal user. 😄

mariiaan commented 3 weeks ago

Yeah you're probably right. The export as txt is easy, however the video option is a bit more involved.

If you take a look at the "export-asciiart" branch, you'll see that I've already started writing a software text renderer and video encoder.

My main concern was that I didn't want to add a huge list of dependencies so I've decided to go that way.

Unfortunately, I'm really busy with other projects at the moment. I'll still try to contribute every now and then.

its-19818942118 commented 3 weeks ago

well yeah even though the video option is a bit involved its univrsally availabe and easy to use. but txt will have some limitations on rendering or stuff if no work is involved my opinion as a newbie in the world of coding and programming. os yeah for each frame then etc. but hey i maybe wrong. do let me know. also thanks for your work my idea was exaactly like this. glad to see it in motion 😄