Is there any application like Preview on Ubuntu that can view gifs frame by frame? I currently use gimp, but going through the process of going to filter > animations > playback each time I open a gif is tiring. I tried gifview but I couldn't get it to work
I have downloaded a number of video clips they are in a format called .webp. How do I convert them to .gif? A chat room I use frequently only allows .gif and .jpeg files.
I've done something like this before but it was ages ago and I can't remember what to do.
I have hundreds of videos in a folder that I want to make a gif for. Each videos length is different but all videos are longer than 30 seconds. I want to take 10 3 second gif images from a video over the course of the video. For example if the video is 25 minutes long a 3 second recorded gif should be taken every 2.5 minutes (150 seconds).
The finished gifs must also have the same name as the video but ending in .gif all videos are .mp4
The gifs should be 560x340
It would be nice to do this with one command to.
Is there a command to get the number of frames in a gif? I have some gifs, and I want to convert them into arrays, but I want to limit the array, and structure of the array based on the number of frames in any random gif I happen to feed my program. I was thinking imagemagick might have such an option, but i haven't found it yet.
I have an animated gif and I'd like to cut off the last 5 seconds. Does anyone know how to do that in Linux/Ubuntu?