Update readme after github change to markdown

README.md

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 The camera is behind the two-way mirror to get the best possible look. The screen and camera are managed by a raspberry pi.
 The motion is managed by a server running in python with OpenCV, the server web is in NodeJS.<br><br>
 
-**Preview**
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+### Preview
 Showing the display of the main menu and a use case on the widget Cinema (movie times of my local theater)
 <p align="center">
   <img src="/docs/SmartMirror_DisplayMenu_Preview.gif"/>       <img src="/docs/SmartMirror_Widget_Preview.gif"/>
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+  Show full webm preview - https://gfycat.com/UnsungBlueAmericanshorthair
 </p>
-[Show full webm preview](https://gfycat.com/UnsungBlueAmericanshorthair)
 
-<br>
-**Capacities**
+### Capacities
 - Recognition of gestures : palm, thumbs up/down, slide up/down/right/left
 - Time and outside temperature
 - Widgets :
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   - DoodleJump : play the game (hard with the latency)
   - News : show international news
   
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-<br>
-**Debugging**
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+### Debugging
 The motion server can't recognize gestures on a new environment : lights, hand colors... affect the process, that's why by launching
 the test.py file and tweak the HSV min/max values and others configs properly you can set it up for your home. To begin the tracking make an open palm like shown in the picture below.
-<br>
+
 ![Debugging gesture](/docs/SmartMirror_Debug.png)
 [Show webm preview](https://gfycat.com/BountifulCanineBushsqueaker)
 
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-<br>
-**Dependencies**
+### Dependencies
 - Software :
   - OpenCV 2.x
   - Python 3.x
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   - Raspberry pi
   - Camera (I'm using the NoIR but any camera should do)
   - LED Monitor (Preferably that cover the whole surface of your two way mirror)
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-<br>
-**Building**
+### Building
 - Web server :
   - `npm install`
   - `node server.js`
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   - `config.py` for the tracking settings
     - To use the Pi Camera set `piCamera` to true and install the package picamera `pip install "picamera[array]"`
   
-<br>
-**Notes**
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+### Notes
 The motion server was made in python to learn the language, but it should have been made in C/C++ to gain execution speed and flowness in the gestures recognitions.
 Also, python environment kinda sucks at the moment, the difficulty to set it up for python3 + opencv2 + windows and then linux was exhausting, I don't recommend.