DVD video to gif app
Charlie D (384 points) | Wed, 2005-11-09 02:59does any exist for mac? I just want to make little animated gifs from video.
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Before video was the norm online there was a product that converted video to gifs. it was excellent but I cannot remember it's name!
But, you can do this in Quicktime Pro.
After extracting the video from the DVD, (i assume this is what you are trying to do), open the file in Quicktime. Then export as image sequence, import these files in image ready and export as gif animation.
There might be an quicker way but this is the easiest to me.
take it there > http://www.rickler.com
so can quicktime pro open video ts files?
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
There are loads of ways of doing this and you may allready have tools that can do it.
If you have Flash you can import movies to frames and then export this as an animated gif.
As digilee says quicktime is also a good bridge between video and web optimisers like ImageReady and FireWorks.
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The DVD files, ts, vob etc need to be converted to a Quicktime format first.
I'm not going to get into that as this goes into the area of pirating.
take it there > http://www.rickler.com
its for home amateur shot videos i shot with a dvd camcorder.
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
can someone please help me out with this and give me the process on how to do this...again its not for commercial work nor is it for commercially made film
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
can someone please help me out with this and give me the process on how to do this...again its not for commercial work nor is it for commercially made film
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
Well, there's always the down n' dirty method of playing your video in QT on-screen, and just doing a screen/window capture every few frames...
...then importing all those captures into Photoshop/ImageReady..
But that might take a while..
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