(Note: Not the same as, but probably related to, #64.)
I'm observing a green fringe that appears whenever I convert a 1920x1080 video to a 540x304 GIF. That I can tell, this happens with any source video; I tried a few 1080p clips from different sources and ran one through Handbrake before selecting it and it always occurred, so I don't think it is a source issue.
I assume a 28.125% scale factor is being applied to the source, yielding a 540x303.75 intermediate, and the chroma channel does something odd that's related to the linked issue. Not sure what the best way to solve this is... always compute the scale factor that fills both output pixel dimensions and use the larger one?
(Note: Not the same as, but probably related to, #64.)
I'm observing a green fringe that appears whenever I convert a 1920x1080 video to a 540x304 GIF. That I can tell, this happens with any source video; I tried a few 1080p clips from different sources and ran one through Handbrake before selecting it and it always occurred, so I don't think it is a source issue.
I assume a 28.125% scale factor is being applied to the source, yielding a 540x303.75 intermediate, and the chroma channel does something odd that's related to the linked issue. Not sure what the best way to solve this is... always compute the scale factor that fills both output pixel dimensions and use the larger one?