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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Nov 1999.
AVI2ASCII ??
Having troubled some of you directly, I now try to solve all my problems
via your newgroups.....

Being very new to ascii::art I (as indicated above) am looking for an
AVI2ASCII converter
[and eventually  ASCII2AVI :: so maybe I am looking for an AVI2ASCII2AVI
converter...
..this may look a little bit apart from pure ascii-art but I hope you
don't really care.]

I am not interested in notepad-created ascii-art (as I think are most of
you) but desperately looking for something like GIF2ASCII, just for
moving pictures.
I am a little bit into programming so I would no mind if I had to do
parts of th stuff myself, but since I do know nothing about Video
formats, I cannot do all the work alone (withouth spending my next few
years on this project)
I'm into real-time music processing, so I would appreciate any solution
that could perform in realtime (I have access to SGI and alpha computers
so cpu-load should be no real problem) but I do not really care about
this

I just would be glad if there was *something* around, that could help
me...

mfg.evw.e
IOhannes m zm�lnig
	forum::f�r::uml�ute

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From: Zmoelnig Johannes <mad...@sbox.tu-graz.ac.at>
Subject: AVI2ASCII ??
Date: 1999/11/30
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