This is a useful site:video2gif.leechvideo.com/
Not great quality but very quick and painless
(Not great quality but very quick and painless
BubaMan 3 conspiracy nuts walk into a bar... Coincidence?,
Tue 16 Dec 2008, 23:20,
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I've tried those types of site beforeand like you say the quality isn't that great. I like to keep the quality as good as possible up until it's optimized, makes the final version look better, imo.
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Lazlo Woodbine Panowie!,
Tue 16 Dec 2008, 23:22,
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True enoughI've got great results by putting KeepVid's flv files into VLC Media Player (are you getting the "free" theme of my software collection) then whilst playing in slow motion repeatedly getting snapshots.
I don't know which method is more of a pain - yours or mine.
(I don't know which method is more of a pain - yours or mine.
BubaMan 3 conspiracy nuts walk into a bar... Coincidence?,
Tue 16 Dec 2008, 23:26,
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Honestly the part that took the longestwas cutting gorgeous George out and cloning in the background. All the converting was done in less that 10 minutes and the optimizing in about the same.
Plus, all the software I mentioned is free, if you know where to look. ;)
Although Media Player Classic lets you save a video as a single image of thumbnails if you felt like cropping each one and pasting individually into a single animated gif. But that is really tedious.
(Plus, all the software I mentioned is free, if you know where to look. ;)
Although Media Player Classic lets you save a video as a single image of thumbnails if you felt like cropping each one and pasting individually into a single animated gif. But that is really tedious.
Lazlo Woodbine Panowie!,
Tue 16 Dec 2008, 23:33,
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