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Animate GIF's #241
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This would be awesome. |
Good you commented on this I'm just starting work on it 😄. I have this working but there is a problem in subsequent frames from the first. They are all distorted. It looks like this is fixable though but it may be a little rough. I will report back in a bit. |
Awesome 😄. |
There is a strange issue with Pillow saving animated GIFs. It does work but it appears to drop the pallet on all but the first frame. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24688802/saving-an-animated-gif-in-pillow |
Had to open an issue for this one as I am a bit lost. Just need some direction. |
Okay. Any other imaging library you could use? Just asking. On 21 June 2016 8:19:50 PM SAST, Joe Doherty notifications@github.com wrote:
Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity. |
We could use ImageMagick and some Python bindings. |
There is still much more work to do on this PR. We need to add a JS library of some form to allow you to start playing the animated GIFs as I don't want them to be playing on the screen constantly. This is related to issue #241.
Cooleo. |
Awesome. Did ImageMajick do the trick? |
@deavmi it did yes. It's really easy to work with via python-wand. |
Nice. 👍 Good work btw. |
May be nice to allow animate GIFs to be uploaded Pjuu.
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