This is because using methods directly in Python modules gives rise to RGB problems with saturation and properties of that nature. Using ezgif is faster and easier at the moment.
The problem however, is that ezgif does not have any API to use. I've contacted the developer of the site, but no response so far. I haven't been able to successfully implement a web scraper either. This would definitely be the next step in this project.
ghost
commented
3 years ago
Currently, the user has to manually split the gifs into frames using http://www.ezgif.com/split.
This is because using methods directly in Python modules gives rise to RGB problems with saturation and properties of that nature. Using ezgif is faster and easier at the moment.
The problem however, is that ezgif does not have any API to use. I've contacted the developer of the site, but no response so far. I haven't been able to successfully implement a web scraper either. This would definitely be the next step in this project.