# Bottom of the Sea Decoder

`Bottom of the Sea Decoder` is a tool designed to decode hidden materials in videos from the Land At The Bottom Of The Sea project.

## Description

This tool utilizes steganographic techniques to extract and display hidden content from video files. Given a video file and a specific second in that video, the tool will decode any hidden imagery stored in that time frame and present it to the user.

## Features

- Decode hidden materials from videos at a given timestamp.
- Dynamic input: Prompts the user for a video file and timestamp to decode.
- Flexibility: Can decode from any location (current directory, parent directory, or Downloads folder).

## Usage

Run the main program:

```bash
python bottomofthesea.py
```

You will be prompted to provide:

The name of the video file you wish to decode (e.g., 02ss.mov).
A specific second in the video to decode (e.g., 5 for the fifth second).
If the tool is unable to locate the video file, it will provide suggestions, such as checking for typos or moving the video to the expected directory.

The tool will then decode the hidden material and display it to you. You will be given the option to decode another second within the same video or exit the program.

## Dependencies
Python 3.9 or higher
OpenCV (opencv-python)
Pillow (PIL)
numpy

## Author
doublescoop backslash.share@gmail.com

## License
MIT License