vid2Emoji
Convert a video to... still a video but it's made of emojis.
You will need:
- A video file
- An emoji font file. Your mac or windows computer has one. Unfortunately, Noto Emoji and Emoji One fonts aren't well supported by Pillow, the image processing library used here.
Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLpJeg21-Iw
emojEncode used under GPLv3. Original available at https://github.com/Ophelia-Heyes/emojEncode
Installation
Install with pip install vid2emoji
Usage
vid2emoji <your video file>
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Metadata
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