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ASCII Projektor presents films by drawing them with characters.
It accepts films from the computer's camera as well as from QuickTime files. You can set up which characters and fonts are used to present the film. To spice things up a little, you draw the converted version of the film on top of a distorted version of the original film.
It accepts films from the computer's camera as well as from QuickTime files. You can set up which characters and fonts are used to present the film. To spice things up a little, you draw the converted version of the film on top of a distorted version of the original film.
What's New
Version 3.0:
Completely rewritten using the Quartz Composer technology of Mac OS X 10.4. This enables a number of new features, including:
- Live camera images
- Adjustable strings and fonts used for 'drawing' the film
- Additional effects
- Full Screen display
- French localisation courtesy of Ronald Leroux
Version 3.0:
Completely rewritten using the Quartz Composer technology of Mac OS X 10.4. This enables a number of new features, including:
- Live camera images
- Adjustable strings and fonts used for 'drawing' the film
- Additional effects
- Full Screen display
- French localisation courtesy of Ronald Leroux
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- A Quartz Composer capable Mac (Version 2 of the application requires Mac OS X.3 only and is available from the ASCII Projektor home page)
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| Downloads:2,119 |
| Version Downloads:2,119 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:22 Oct 2007 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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ASCII Projektor presents films by drawing them with characters.
It accepts films from the computer's camera as well as from QuickTime files. You can set up which characters and fonts are used to present the film. To spice things up a little, you draw the converted version of the film on top of a distorted version of the original film.
It accepts films from the computer's camera as well as from QuickTime files. You can set up which characters and fonts are used to present the film. To spice things up a little, you draw the converted version of the film on top of a distorted version of the original film.
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musubana reviewed on 23 Oct 2007
to create ASCII art.
It ought to be possible to pause the movie, e.g. by a mouse-click, and then copy the text string.
Or even open a non-movie (image file) and see/copy it as ASCII.
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