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Project Activity. Keep Me Updated! Thanks for helping keep SourceForge clean. X You seem to have CSS turned off. Briefly describe the problem required :. Upload screenshot of ad required :. User Ratings 4. User Reviews Filter Reviews: All. Does what Adobe CC cannot. Thanks for this wonderful program! Works like a charm and is easy to use, however i found the input for the frame delay slightly confusing V 2. It first looked like i was supposed to enter the frame rate in fps, but apparently you are expected to enter the delay in seconds as a fraction.
Maybe consider entering it as a float or in milliseconds? Anyways, thumbs up! This works wonderfully,and I get such a tiny filesize as an end result. I made a 60fps-esque recording animation at x resolution for 8 seconds and it is 1. That comes from MB worth of png images averaging at 1MB per frame! I am making test files for a beta app for Android that allows easier offline apng viewing without the hassle of needing to open FireFox and typing in a specific directory link just to view your animated png files.
However,I am having a major out of memory issue before creating a imaged 60fps apng in P resolution. My x res images total at MB in size,but the program read out 1. The largest few png images are at 2. Some frames of white flashing in the footage are only 16KB,which saves loads of space. Can you make your program use temporary storage to create the animated png from instead of the computer's actual RAM?
Videos are much more efficient than apngs or gifs, though, and it's just as easy to allow downloads unless they're using variable bitrates which are a bit pointless for short animations anyway. It's just as easy to allow downloads, but it seems a lot more common for sites to go out of their way to disallow video downloads than gif downloads. Also a bunch of them use video tags that don't point to an actual video file but get fed video content out of band.
So far one person figured out how to download those videos, after spending 4 hours studying my source code. I've got to imagine that comment as leading to a honeypot; what I heard "prove you're a good hacker by downloading video from my site".
This is the web nerd equivalent of sitting next to a petrol-head at the traffic lights revving your engine. Are we talking about Reddit's terrible videos? I would have expected them to have fixed the obvious issue with their UI by now. Are we talking about the same Reddit that still runs three different versions of their website because the newest version is so bad that people refuse to use it? I'm not holding my breath. I did mentally facepalm after I wrote that.
They seem to be following the 'ooh shiny' philosophy of software development. Unless they have a loop indicator in the file it's not a GIF replacement. Which in the context of quick "reactions" doesn't work well at all. That's just using the blob API likely. You probably knew this already. But yeah, I have seen a lot of more scummy sites do what you described.
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