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releasing sakura v1.0 a high-performance minimal (~1k lines of code) terminal-based multimedia library that renders images, gifs, and videos using sixel graphics with synchronized audio playback. sakura supports all modern formats: jpg, png, bmp, animated gifs, mp4, avi, mov and mkv with adaptive scaling and advanced frame timing and...

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