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Green² · 2004-07-08, 12:03

http://forums.animesuki.com/showpost...9&postcount=87

Though I've never tested with those file format before,.. but I suppose it should work.

wer · 2004-07-09, 01:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Green²

http://forums.animesuki.com/showpost...9&postcount=87

Though I've never tested with those file format before,.. but I suppose it should work.

Thanks for giving an answer.

For I'm useing MPC 6.4.8.2 right now, I guess Idon't have any ffdshow-files to use the Right & Left arrow keys. I mean they are never useable. And even when I tryed to capture a image, it always failed.

*By the way, I suggest someone add those TUTORIAL single-post-links in this thread to the top post.

OrangeKaito · 2004-07-09, 07:16

Look Look.... my first GIF is my Ava...

Did 2 more ^.^

Spoiler:

Ombrenuit · 2004-07-09, 14:41

My question is simple, and I promise to be quick to the point. I want to make an animated avatar from the series full metal alchemist, what kind of ripping program might I need to acquire this?

Spiggy · 2004-07-09, 14:55

Umm...not to be mean, but did you even try looking here http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=642 since it is on the main page almost constantly. I'm not 100% sure but that question might have popped up in there and if not, you'd be the first.

Don Roberto · 2004-07-09, 22:59

Man, you guys really know your stuff. You even have how to do it using the GIMP. I must say I am impressed by all of you.

huriko · 2004-07-13, 06:01

anyone know how , where , what , needed to make banners ?? =P ?

Cain · 2004-07-15, 10:02

this is cool

Weasel29 · 2004-07-19, 19:53

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Originally Posted by wer

What about rm & rmvb files? How should I get pictures from it please?

try fx video converter, .... IT'S FREE!

http://www.brothersoft.com/Multimedi...ter_20561.html

OniLink742 · 2004-08-30, 18:06

Awesome Uzumaki!

I just used it and it helped a lot. Although there is one problem...When I import the sequence from VirtualDub into ImageReady, the sequence goes through in slow motion, and does the same even after I save it. IS there a way to speed up teh sequence?

Naruto4Lifer · 2004-09-02, 05:43

how do you composite a .gif file with a .jpeg file? I have an already made .gif file I want to put onto a .jpeg file.

sarcasteak · 2004-09-02, 05:57

What...what happened to this thread...?

Quote:

Originally Posted by OniLink742

Awesome Uzumaki!

I just used it and it helped a lot. Although there is one problem...When I import the sequence from VirtualDub into ImageReady, the sequence goes through in slow motion, and does the same even after I save it. IS there a way to speed up teh sequence?

Simply change the frame rate of each frame (and remove any duplicate frames). I think the default setting is 0.1s per frame which is way too slow for smooth animations. From my experience, usually 0.02~0.04 second per frame is good for action sequences, and when you want to pause the sequence for a while, use 1~3 seconds on that long frame.

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Originally Posted by Naruto4Lifer

how do you composite a .gif file with a .jpeg file? I have an already made .gif file I want to put onto a .jpeg file.

Your question is quite contradicting; first you want to make a GIF out of a JPG...and then you say you want to change a GIF into a JPG file? Either way, your question is out of place in this thread because animated GIFs are--surprise!--in GIF format only. But if you want to convert file formats, you can simply use MS Paint, Adobe Photoshop, or basically any image-editing program, go to "Save As" or "Save Copy As," and change the file type when you save.

Green² · 2004-09-02, 14:15

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Originally Posted by Naruto4Lifer

how do you composite a .gif file with a .jpeg file? I have an already made .gif file I want to put onto a .jpeg file.

If this is a animated gif to jpg, I think that the only way to do it is to use a layer editor and to flatten the layers,.. but only if the gif is using combined mode,.. yet large undesired scene changes will need to be caned.

But if the animated gif is using the frame replace mode, you'll just need to can the undesired frames only. but transparencies should be filled with a color before saving to jpg.

Naruto4Lifer · 2004-09-02, 18:04

omg, I'm so sorry, I totally screwed that question up, it was late

What I meant was I have two files, one a .gif file and a .jpeg background. I want to put the .gif onto the .jpeg background and have it still move. Hope that clears it up, thanks guys

Green² · 2004-09-02, 22:12

The jpg/jpeg file will need to be converted to a indexed mode anyway. Then you can add the GIF file onto another layer over it. But if this GIF file is a animated GIF, I suppose that the now indexed JPG should be duplicated and merged to every other layer,.. but this is very tricky on combined layers as you shouldn't fill in the transparent areas with the JPG image.

Naruto4Lifer · 2004-09-03, 07:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Green²

The jpg/jpeg file will need to be converted to a indexed mode anyway. Then you can add the GIF file onto another layer over it. But if this GIF file is a animated GIF, I suppose that the now indexed JPG should be duplicated and merged to every other layer,.. but this is very tricky on combined layers as you shouldn't fill in the transparent areas with the JPG image.

ok i think i understand what you're saying, i'm going to try it in the morning, thanks man

Uzumaki626 · 2004-09-03, 22:07

Hey I am back from my summer vacation, and school is not as hectic anymore cuz im getting more settled in now, so i am BACK

Amazing how I wrote this tutorial so long ago and this thread is still hot

Anyways I can answer some questions now, and I havent been updating my tutorial so if any piece of it needs modification/addition please notify me through PM thanks!

Uzumaki626

Naruto4Lifer · 2004-09-07, 22:28

oh man I'm having trouble doing this, can you give me a step by step? i think I'm missing a key component somewhere and i dunno how to get it done. thanks alot uzu

Tren Mashidar · 2004-09-07, 23:05

Uzumaki626: Just wanted to say thanks for the guide. I'm still learning how to make them but your guide gave me the direction i needed to make all the gif's that i have made so far. The one i'm using now is an example of the work i've done thanks to your guide.

I guess the only thing i'm working on now is making it not look so jerky at the end of the animation, a few have mentioned to me about adding a transition at the end. Would that more or less be adding the first frame to the end or might it be something else?

Spoiler for A few example's of the work i've done. 3 total:

I think this is one of the better icon's i did without it looking like it freezes at the end, unlike the icon i am using at the moment.

Don Roberto · 2004-09-07, 23:42

Hey Tren Mashidar, do you watch Naruto? The Naruto GIF thread is a good place to start. Plenty of requests, so there is a good chance you'll be able to get a project.

2004-07-09, 14:41	Link #204
Ombrenuit Day Dreams... Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: A wish to live in Paris Age: 35	Making an animated avatar... My question is simple, and I promise to be quick to the point. I want to make an animated avatar from the series full metal alchemist, what kind of ripping program might I need to acquire this?

2004-09-07, 23:05	Link #219
Tren Mashidar Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Age: 45	Uzumaki626: Just wanted to say thanks for the guide. I'm still learning how to make them but your guide gave me the direction i needed to make all the gif's that i have made so far. The one i'm using now is an example of the work i've done thanks to your guide. I guess the only thing i'm working on now is making it not look so jerky at the end of the animation, a few have mentioned to me about adding a transition at the end. Would that more or less be adding the first frame to the end or might it be something else? Spoiler for A few example's of the work i've done. 3 total: I think this is one of the better icon's i did without it looking like it freezes at the end, unlike the icon i am using at the moment. Last edited by Tren Mashidar; 2004-09-07 at 23:21.

2004-07-08, 12:03	Link #201
Green² It's bacon! Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Up and to the Left Age: 43	http://forums.animesuki.com/showpost...9&postcount=87 Though I've never tested with those file format before,.. but I suppose it should work.

2004-07-09, 07:16	Link #203
OrangeKaito Bloody Snow 9Ô_ó9 Join Date: Feb 2004 Age: 37	Look Look.... my first GIF is my Ava... Did 2 more ^.^ Spoiler:

2004-07-09, 14:55	Link #205
Spiggy Invisible Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Ohio for now Age: 44	Umm...not to be mean, but did you even try looking here http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=642 since it is on the main page almost constantly. I'm not 100% sure but that question might have popped up in there and if not, you'd be the first.

2004-07-09, 22:59	Link #206
Don Roberto President of Euroslavia Join Date: May 2004 Location: By My Weapons Cache	Man, you guys really know your stuff. You even have how to do it using the GIMP. I must say I am impressed by all of you.

2004-07-13, 06:01	Link #207
huriko Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: malaysia ? Age: 35	anyone know how , where , what , needed to make banners ?? =P ?

2004-07-15, 10:02	Link #208
Cain Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Age: 41	this is cool

2004-08-30, 18:06	Link #210
OniLink742 Hidden Pimp Villiage Kage Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hidden Pimp Villiage, baby! Age: 36	Awesome Uzumaki! I just used it and it helped a lot. Although there is one problem...When I import the sequence from VirtualDub into ImageReady, the sequence goes through in slow motion, and does the same even after I save it. IS there a way to speed up teh sequence?

2004-09-02, 05:43	Link #211
Naruto4Lifer Perverted Hermit Styles Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	how do you composite a .gif file with a .jpeg file? I have an already made .gif file I want to put onto a .jpeg file.

2004-09-02, 18:04	Link #214
Naruto4Lifer Perverted Hermit Styles Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	omg, I'm so sorry, I totally screwed that question up, it was late What I meant was I have two files, one a .gif file and a .jpeg background. I want to put the .gif onto the .jpeg background and have it still move. Hope that clears it up, thanks guys

2004-09-02, 22:12	Link #215
Green² It's bacon! Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Up and to the Left Age: 43	The jpg/jpeg file will need to be converted to a indexed mode anyway. Then you can add the GIF file onto another layer over it. But if this GIF file is a animated GIF, I suppose that the now indexed JPG should be duplicated and merged to every other layer,.. but this is very tricky on combined layers as you shouldn't fill in the transparent areas with the JPG image.

2004-09-03, 22:07	Link #217
Uzumaki626 -=GIF Sennin=- Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The Sonoran Desert	Hey I am back from my summer vacation, and school is not as hectic anymore cuz im getting more settled in now, so i am BACK Amazing how I wrote this tutorial so long ago and this thread is still hot Anyways I can answer some questions now, and I havent been updating my tutorial so if any piece of it needs modification/addition please notify me through PM thanks! Uzumaki626

2004-09-07, 22:28	Link #218
Naruto4Lifer Perverted Hermit Styles Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	oh man I'm having trouble doing this, can you give me a step by step? i think I'm missing a key component somewhere and i dunno how to get it done. thanks alot uzu

2004-09-07, 23:42	Link #220
Don Roberto President of Euroslavia Join Date: May 2004 Location: By My Weapons Cache	Hey Tren Mashidar, do you watch Naruto? The Naruto GIF thread is a good place to start. Plenty of requests, so there is a good chance you'll be able to get a project.