If I have a .mov file recorded via quicktime, which records at 60fps, and use gifify, it creates a gif at 10fps. If I run gifify with --fps 60, it creates a gif 10x as long as the video, but slowed down.
Adding --speed 6 seems to have no effect.
I assumed that --fps controlled the output fps, but had no effect on how often the frames were sampled. Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do using gifify?
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8 years ago
If I have a .mov file recorded via quicktime, which records at 60fps, and use gifify, it creates a gif at 10fps. If I run gifify with
--fps 60, it creates a gif 10x as long as the video, but slowed down.Adding
--speed 6seems to have no effect.I assumed that
--fpscontrolled the output fps, but had no effect on how often the frames were sampled. Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do using gifify?