Preserve gif animations #481
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where are we with this one ? @romainneutron |
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I'm actually a little worried about this one. If someone uploads an image with 1,000 frames, that is 1000 images that need to be processed I think? A 10000 by 10000 pixel image could cause quite a bit of load in that instance. |
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@trsteel88 agree with you but as a a user of Imagine, it's upon to you to make the choice to allow GIF or not. What's left to let it merged ? |
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I think it's good to go. Would probably be a good idea to add a frame limit. So if that was 10 and there was 1000 frames it would take every 100th frame. |
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@trsteel88 why not, as long as we manage to document it well! Maybe a configurable frame limit ? |
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@trsteel88 can you add the frame limit option? :) |
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@burzum any chances on getting a new release? |
This is a combination of #348 and #437.