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--speed not working? #22
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Hi, can you host your movie file somewhere I can download it |
Sure, here's a link |
Seems that this still isn’t resolved. I have the same problem. And looks like it is related to the following issue: --fps doesn't take the input fps into account #21 |
Yes @khalidl I need help on this because I could not figure out the fps and speed issue |
@vvo Wish I could help in some way, but my dev chops are not up there. I’ve been trying ffmpeg with Gifsicle, which handles fps and speed correctly, but images have more compression. I can get the speed up by lowering the frames, e.g. setting Not sure if this has something to do with it at all: gifify - regarding framerates |
I have the exactly same problem, was able to fix it by moving the delay from |
Published 2.1.5 with @eek fix, awesome you can now slllloooooooowwnnnnnn doowww or sppppeeed! |
I've tried using the
--speed
option to speed up my gif but so far it hasn't worked. Specifically, I've tried using--speed 2
to try to get the gif to be twice as fast.How is this option meant to be used?
The full command I used was
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