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Converting Images to Gif | FFMpeg 2016-06-08 14:14:18 Post No. 54976738
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Converting Images to Gif | FFMpeg 2016-06-08 14:14:18 Post No. 54976738
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ffmpeg -loop 1 -f image2 -i image%d.png -c:v libx264 -t 1 [output].webm
Where image%d is a list of images starting with "image1". FFMpeg doesn't recognize image%d: "No such file or directory", but just putting in image1 gives "conversion failed".
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>libx264
Use libvpx, webm doesn't support libx264
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>>54977289
That fixes the original problem.
What comes out is the images on loop, repeating until I manually stop ffmpeg.
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>>54977413
Why are you using -loop 1 for a webm?
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>>54977427
It's just supposed to be a gif-like output. Some examples use gif and libx264, but I have an example saved using webm that doesn't function anymore.
What's listed on forums doesn't function though.
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>>54977448
If you want to open the webm and have it loop, set the loop manually in your player. There is no "loop" flag such as in gif.
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>>54977448
Scratch that.
I got it fine with:
ffmpeg -f image2 -framerate 1 -i image%1d.png out.gif
I have no idea what the problem was before.
Any clues on how to output the same as a webm instead of a gif?
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