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Turning .jpeg , .png and .mp4, .gif files to ASCII art
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"YOUR_PATH_HERE/ascii-art.exe" --input=input/osaka.jpg --font=fonts/Consolas.ttf --output=output/osaka.jpg --background=#edcaeb --color=#db6bbc"YOUR_PATH_HERE/ascii-art.exe" --input=input/707.gif --font=fonts/Consolas.ttf --output=output/707.mp4 --color=#e63959"YOUR_PATH_HERE/ascii-art.exe" --input=input/smile-pepe.gif --font=fonts/Consolas.ttf --output=output/smile-pepe.mp4"YOUR_PATH_HERE/ascii-art.exe" --input=input/lain.png --font=fonts/Consolas.ttf --output=output/lain.png --background=#ede6d1 --color=#3d1d38
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To use freetype you have to download the following libraries. I usedvcpkg for package management.
# VCPKG_DEFAULT_TRIPLETvckpg install harfbuzz vckpg install freetypeThen, when configuring the build files you have to enableWITH_FREETYPE option. I also had to modify theCMakeLists.txt in OpenCV contributions/modules/freetype/CMakeLists.txt to make it work.
Moreover, there were a ton of missing .dll files such aslibopenh264 and there was noGIF file support from the standard OpenCV library. So, I just usedffmpeg as a command line tool to convert resulting.mp4 to.gif.