Closed karuppiah7890 closed 3 years ago
I am sorry yes I do also find the processing to be REALLY HEAVY, I don't know how to solve that ultimately.
Well, at the current state it's unusable. While converting 800k 60sec mp4 it eats all 16GB of available RAM... and without swap it crashes right after...
I've recently installed gifify
on a new laptop, and I can confirm it hangs even for short recordings, and freezes my whole laptop, forcing me to a hard reboot.
The only difference I can think of is the version of ffmpeg installed that is newer on this laptop, but I don't know how I could fix it.
As a workaround, I've re-implemented the gifify logic I needed with commandline tools: ffmpeg
to convert a video into a set of still png
files, convert
to convert those files into a gif
and gifsicle
(the pornel fork) to compress it. Results are similar to what gifify
was doing, but I lost the easy to use API and some other features.
There might be a flag used in gifify that is triggering this indeed. Long time I used gifify. I just use gifox when recording which have very good results: https://gifox.io/
Do try to change some flags if you want gifify speed back, let us know!
My computer literally hangs while trying to convert 10 seconds of a 5 MB video to GIF. And sometimes it takes too long to convert it into a GIF, but it does finally. And my computer has 4 GB RAM