Terminal Media Viewer
View images and videos without leaving the console
PyTerminalMediaViewer <<<
>>> Improved version atFeatures
- View images form any terminal
- Watch videos from any terminal
- Watch youtube videos from any terminal (
-y
,--youtube
) - Play videos at any fps (
-f
,--fps
,-F
,--origfps
) - Resize images / videos (
-w
,-h
,--width
,--height
) - Easy to use
Examples
Viewing an image
Watching a video
Requirements
- A terminal that supports truecolor (list) and utf-8 (most terminals should support utf-8).
- ffmpeg (only for videos)
- youtube-dl (only for youtube videos)
Usage
tmv [OPTIONS...
] [INPUT FILE / URL]
-
INPUT
File to display/play -
OPTIONS...
-y
.--youtube
View youtube videos-h
,--height
Set height (setting bothwidth
andheight
will ignore original aspect ratio)-w
,--width
Set width (setting bothwidth
andheight
will ignore original aspect ratio)-f
,--fps
Set fps (default 15 fps)-F
,--origfps
Use original fps from video (default 15 fps)-s
,--no-sound
Disable sound-i
,--no-info
Disable progress bar for videos-?
,--help
Display help-V
Display version
Installation
Linux
Instructions:
-
Install dependencies.
libavcodec-dev
libavformat-dev
libavfilter-dev
libavdevice-dev
In addition, to watch videos install:
ffmpeg
youtube-dl
-
Clone the repository and run make.
git clone https://github.com/kal39/TerminalMediaViewer.git cd TerminalMediaViewer make
To install tmv to
/usr/local/bin
you can runmake install
(needs sudo privileges).
To uninstall runmake uninstall
(needs sudo privileges).
MacOS
Requirements:
homebrew
iterm2
Instructions:
- Install dependencies
In addition, to watch videos:
brew install argp-standalone
brew install ffmpeg brew install youtube-dl
- Clone the repository and run make.
To install tmv to
git clone https://github.com/kal39/TerminalMediaViewer.git cd TerminalMediaViewer make
/usr/local/bin
you can runmake install
(needs sudo privileges).
To uninstall runmake uninstall
(needs sudo privileges).
Only works on iTerm2.
There are some performance issues. Depending on the video encoding, your mileage may vary.
Releases
-
v0.1.1
Youtube Support
TerminalMediaViewer can now play videos directly from youtube.
To play videos from youtube, use the-y
option.- Improved memory usage
- Cursor is now hidden during videos
- Supports spaces in video filenames
- Play videos directly from youtube
- Check if ffmpeg and YouTube exist before playing videos
- Better error and debug messages
-
v0.1
Initial release
Initial release of tmv.
It is in a very early state so bugs are expected.- View images
- Watch videos (with sound)
- Resize images / videos
Contributing
Any contributions are greatly appreciated.
kal39(https://github.com/kal39) - [email protected]
Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE
for more information.