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Hi everyone
(I am mainly using my Ubuntu linux chromebook c7 or my windows 7 desktop)
I am trying to make some animated gif's from video files. I made a ...
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- 01-06-2013 #1
Gimp error while ising gap, cannot view video files
Hi everyone

(I am mainly using my Ubuntu linux chromebook c7 or my windows 7 desktop)
I am trying to make some animated gif's from video files. I made a few but now everytime I try making them I get a "Execution error for procedure 'gimp-file-load': Unknown file type" error window. It does this on every type of movie file I have tried.
It does this on my windows seven computer, and my linux computers.
I was just converting the videos online on gifninja but the quality is pretty bad.
I am recording the videos on my windows computer with camstudio so the default is wmv. But on my Ubuntu linux chromebook I have Arista to convert the videos. I have tried mkv, m4v, avi, mp4, webm, mpg, flv, wmv
Any ideas?
- 01-06-2013 #2Linux Newbie
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This command converts any file readable by mplayer to individual jpegs:
Then you could load them in gimp, layer, and make a gif, I believe. Haven't tried making a gif in years, but it should work.Code:mplayer -quiet -osdlevel 0 -vo jpeg:progressive,quality=100 -noframedrop -frames 99999 -ao null -vf scale "${INFILE}"
- 01-06-2013 #3
When I run that command in the terminal it gives me this:
Code:jreidsma@ChrUbuntu:~$ mplayer -quiet -osdlevel 0 -vo jpeg:progressive,quality=100 -noframedrop -frames 99999 -ao null -vf scale "${INFILE}" MPlayer svn r34540 (Ubuntu), built with gcc-4.6 (C) 2000-2012 MPlayer Team mplayer: could not connect to socket mplayer: No such file or directory Failed to open LIRC support. You will not be able to use your remote control. Playing . File not found: '' Failed to open . Exiting... (End of file) jreidsma@ChrUbuntu:~$


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