with this app you can expect to make things like this:
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but not this:
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was actually trying to seperate them and ended up with one somehow...
I am far from worried about bandwidth, I am merely pointing out a bothersome behavior.if you're worried about bandwidth, why the fuck would you click on a Gif thread?
Yeah, if you quote the same damn gif you only download it once.
I feel like this is about five years overdue. That said, I think I immediately went overboard:
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Wow. What is this from?
feed it pizza
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About as fast as the source but it doesn't feel as smooth. Is there anyway to make the nice first one go as fast as the second one? Do gifs have an official FPS of 15 or something? Maybe Firefox is just a bad implementation but I could've sworn I've seen super smooth fast paced gifs before. Am I gonna have to man up and use some real gif tools?
seems like the "add text" feature will be added in the future.
to concatenate gifs,if i've got what you mean,just record a gif,pause,and restart the record when you opened the second video
You can reduce the delay on each frame but you have to right-click each individual frame to do it. Since it's only a 9 frame animation you can try it, but you'd need a real gif tool (like gimp or jasc animation shop) to change the delay on all frames at once.
What is this from; I think I've seen another one when I was searching YouTube foryandere videos
err, slightly nsfw perhaps!
Well I already go by a self set rule of 3MB so I'd be ok with this.I'd be okay with a size limit restriction on these gifs.
File size exceeding 3MB? Banned.
Maybe it's old age kicking in early, but how the hell do you capture Youtube videos within the frame?