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Video in a Terminal Window on Linux

This is a quick demo of rendering a video file in xterm using Sixel Graphics. This is interesting because it allows me to ssh into a remote machine and play a video without downloading it or monkeying around with web-based upload / download sites. For more info on what Sixel Graphics are, check out the Wikipedia page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixel . And the file I'm playing is a Public Domain video from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ca... . Instead of re-typing that sixmpv alias, you can copy and paste it from https://ohmeadhbh.github.io/bobcat/faq.html . And I am pretty sure I learned about mpv's sixel renderer from this page: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1258409/ca... . Sadly, YouTube limits my ability to play videos from the command line, probably because they don't want people to use youtube-dl to download content. But the same video is up on Vimeo, so assuming you have a Debian-like system and you want to watch this video about watching videos from the command line, from the command line, try this command: mpv --no-config --vo=sixel --profile=sw-fast \ --really-quiet --vo-sixel-reqcolors=0 --ao='pulse' \ https://vimeo.com/1048404200 I'd love to know if it works on other Unix-like systems (other Linuxes or Solaris or *BSD) or on WSL or XQuartz. Comments describing your results (whether it works, fails or anything in-between) are welcome.