I'm curious how different clips would look like in ASCII art. So I'm trying caca.
To just play, I use mplayer -vo caca $FILE
.
But that creates an output of quite small size.
How can I change that size?
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Sign up to join this communityI'm curious how different clips would look like in ASCII art. So I'm trying caca.
To just play, I use mplayer -vo caca $FILE
.
But that creates an output of quite small size.
How can I change that size?
Found. Caca library is driven mostly by environment variables rather than filter params.
export CACA_GEOMETRY=200x78
mplayer -vo caca $INPUT