Linux console image to ASCII conversion
From Gianni Valenti <pos...@_REMOVE_THIS_gianni.valenti.name>
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· 31 Mar 2005 13:33 · View full thread
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Hi, I installed AA-Lib on my linux server because I want to convert on the fly all the images on my web site and make a lynx friendly version of the site with ascii images. The problem is that I need to call aview from a php page, but if I call: "aview image.pnm > image.txt" the output file is a binary one... (!) Do you know a way to convert on the fly and from console an image to a text ascii file? Thanks a lot. -- Gianni
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