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-# ttyvideo
-Pushing the limits of resolution and color depth... backwards!
-ttyvideo is a video player that runs in a 256-color terminal.
-## Dependencies
-ttyvideo requires OpenCV (2 or 3) compiled with video codecs. If your package manager doesn't carry a version of OpenCV like this, you're going to need to download and compile its [source code](https://github.com/opencv/opencv "OpenCV source") before you can use ttyvideo.
-ttyvideo also uses CMake>=2.8 to generate files used in the installation process.
-## Installation
-You can compile ttyvideo with CMake and Make.
-```shell
-cmake .
-make
-```
-After compiling, it can be installed by performing
-```shell
-sudo make install
-```
-
-## How it works
-ttyvideo works with most visual media types: videos, images, GIFs, etc. This is due to the usage of OpenCV to read media.
-Right now, ttyvideo doesn't do anything special when rendering videos.
-ttyvideo will scale any video to fit the aspect ratio of the terminal it's running in. ttyvideo also does not perform any smoothing operations; each character slot in the terminal corresponds to exactly one pixel in the source video, not a combination of them. Feel free to add smoothing ttyvideo!