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Change the speed of the GIF #201
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Would be super useful for me |
I can imagine a very lengthy screen recording that would benefit from speeding up, or the opposite… making the interaction/animation slower to better make a point. So it's not a bad idea at all! |
I usually need to speed up gifs I make for Twitter/GitHub (example). Currently I use ffmpeg as an intermediate step, but it would be super nice to have the option directly in Gifski. |
I recently also had the case I wanted to share a relatively lengthy screen recording. To speed things up and save frames (hence file size), I wanted to speed the GIF up by 2×. Speeding the video up was better in this case compared to lower the frame rate to something like 5-10 fps. I ended up converting the video with Compressor and then created the GIF with Gifski. |
This is now "PR welcome". The feature should be fully in SwiftUI and be embedded in the Storyboard using a |
This is now out: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1351639930 |
A few people have requested this over email and some other GIF tools have this too.
This issue requires you to have advanced Swift knowledge. It's not an easy beginner issue.
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