animated-gif

I have discovered that animated GIFs created using Delphi 2009's TGIFImage sometimes doesn't play correctly in some GIF viewers. The problem is that the animation is restarted prematurely. Consider the following example: program GIFAnomaly; {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} uses Windows, Types, Classes, SysUtils, Graphics, GIFImg; var g: TGIFImage; bm: TBitmap; procedure MakeFrame(n: integer); var x: Integer; y: Integer; begin for x := 0 to 256 - 1 do for y := 0 to 256 - 1 do bm.Canvas.Pixels[x, y] := RGB((x + n) mod 255, (x + y - 2*n) mod 255, (x*y*n div 500) mod 255); end; var i: integer; begin bm :=

I was wondering if someone can direct me or guide me in order to use a .gif image and convert it into a .bmp strip image file. First, you need to get the gif's size. Then you need to find out how many frames there are. After that you need to create a new image with Height = original height, and Width = Frames * Gif Width. Then you must paste the original Gif's frames into the strip like so: Frame N starts at pixel N*Width. That is if you're making a horizontal strip. And here is the complete code for a console application: using System.Drawing; using System.Drawing.Imaging; foreach (var arg in

Can you tell me how to add an animation gif to a button in c#. Just by adding gif to resources and setting as button image didn't work very well (next frames apear over the previous ones). The problem seems to be in a way how c# is treating transparency but I don't know how to fix it. Thanks in advance. --- edit --- After playing with the gif the issue was with transparency in gif. Next frame was drawn over the previous one so elements I wanted to become transparent in the middle of the animation just didn't do it properly (they still have the color of the previous frame). Solution was to

I am playing gif animation file using movie class, but could not fit within the screen. How to scale or fit gif file to screen size ? I have taken GIF view custom view and playing animation using Movie class. You Can Do this with this code : float scaleWidth = (float) ((screenwidth / (1f*gifwidth)));//add 1f does the trick float scaleHeight = (float) ((screenheight / (1f*gifheight))); canvas.scale(scaleWidth, scaleHeight); mMovie.draw(canvas, 0, 0);//mMovie is my gif picture Try this GifImageView Set Height Width of Movie as screen Height Widht. init() { WindowManager wManager = (WindowManager

So I'm trying to have these images on the sidebar of a page I'm building that are static but when you mouseover they animate as gifs. My current setup is to have the background-image css property image be a static jpg normally but change to an animated gif on mouseover. Here's the code, to illustrate my point better. CSS: #segments li a.fnb { background-image: url(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8808984/2.0/SegmentThumbs/fnb%21-small.jpg); /*fallback*/ } #segments li a.whhu { background-image: url(http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8808984/2.0/SegmentThumbs/still.jpg); } #segments li a.fnb:hover { background

I just want to make animated gif image from 2 bitmap images which i will get from camera and want to mail that gif image. There is native library for that http://jiggawatt.org/badc0de/android/index.html#gifflen I've written a small native lib for Android to do color quantization (from 2-256 colors) of a Bitmap and save the result as a frame in an animated GIF (you can add as many frames as you like). You may hack and slash the library code as you wish to fit your needs. The color quantizer used is Anthony Dekker's NeuQuant, with some modifications made by me. For a java based library try http: