USAGE:
  ./bin2video [options] -e -i data.bin -o video.mp4
  ./bin2video [options] -d -i video.mp4 -o data.bin

OPTIONS:
  -e          Encode mode. Takes an input binary file and produces
              a video file.
  -d          Decode mode. Takes an input video file and produces
              the original binary file.
  -i          Input file. Defaults to stdin.
  -o          Output file. Defaults to stdout.
  -t          Allows writing output to a tty.
  -f <rate>   Framerate. Defaults to 10. Set to -1 to let FFmpeg
              decide.
  -c <n>      Write every frame n times. Defaults to 1. Cannot be
              used with -I.
  -b <bits>   Bits per pixel. Defaults to 1 (black and white).
  -w <width>  Video width. Defaults to 1280.
  -h <height> Video height. Defaults to 720.
  -H <height> Data height. Set this to a value less than the video
              height to limit the data blocks to a region on top of
              the video. The bottom of the region will be black.
              A value of -1 disables the data height. Defaults to -1.
              Cannot be used with -I.
  -s <size>   Size of each block. Defaults to 5.
  -I          Infinite-Storage-Glitch compatibility mode.
  -E          End the output with a black frame. Cannot be used with
              -I.

ADVANCED OPTIONS:
  -S <size>   Sets the size of each block for the initial frame.
              Defaults to 10. Do not change this unless you have
              a good reason to do so. If you specify this flag
              while encoding, you will also need to do it while
              decoding. When -I is used, this value defaults to 5
              and cannot be changed.
  --          Options following -- will be treated as arguments for
              FFmpeg. Defaults to "-c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p".
              Has no effect in decode mode.