BLIND-FLOP(1)

💅 BLIND-FLOP(1) — mirror your video, bestie

Okay so welcome to the BLIND-FLOP(1) page from the General Commands Manual — this is the one where your video gets a horizontal mirror moment, and honestly it's giving main character energy ✨.

🎀 NAME

blind-flop — Mirror a video horizontally. That's it, that's the whole name-brand slay 💖.

🦋 SYNOPSIS

blind-flop

🌸 DESCRIPTION

blind-flop reads a video from stdin and prints it, mirrored horizontally, to stdout. No cap — it's a straight-up mirror makeover for your video stream 💅✨.

🔥 REQUIREMENTS

blind-flop requires enough free memory to load two frame rows into memory. A frame row requires 32 bytes per pixel it contains, that is, 32 bytes times the width of the video in pixel. So yeah, memory math is part of the vibe check — don't sleep on it 🫶.

Bestie, that's 32 bytes per pixel, times the video width in pixel, for two frame rows. The manual said it, I'm just saying it with sparkle ✨.

🌈 SEE ALSO

• blind(7)
• blind-flip(1)
• blind-transpose(1)
• blind-rotate-90(1)
• blind-rotate-180(1)
• blind-rotate-270(1)

👑 AUTHORS

Mattias Andrée <maandree@kth.se> — author icon, periodt 💖.

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This page is serving blind 1.1 energy — that's the source/version from the footer, bestie — and the date slot is just quietly doing its thing offscreen ✨💅.