Windows 10: I want to create my own GIFS

Windows 10, 1909

Looking for a GIFs Maker App, not online

Thanks

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I want to Build my Own Pc but I Need A LOT of Help

I'll put that at the top of my mobo suggestion list. Please tell me what's the benefits of this board over these...

EVGA 131-GT-E767-TR LGA 1366 Intel X58 SLI 3 SATA ...
GIGABYTE GA-X58-USB3 LGA 1366 Intel X58 USB 3.0 AT...


If 32nm 6 core processors are the next step. Would the board you suggest be able to support that if I only wanted to upgrade my processor or would I need a different mobo for that when that time comes?

Also for the board you suggested. If I wanted to max out the memory I would need to spend a lot more and buy these correct?
G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 12GB (3 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3...

 

slow decoding of GIF images

Hello again, Adi,

Thank you for performing the troubleshooting steps. I have done research on this and animated GIF support is still fairly new and also somewhat demanding on phones.

You said this was tested on imgur.com, but are there any other websites you are able to load GIFs from and have them work fine? It may be issues with that one website and it is worth a shot to try out others if you do have the time.

Animated GIFs are fully supported, but they do require resources that some phones may not be able to handle while multi-tasking. I tried out a GIF, an animated one, on a DELL Venue Pro. It skipped occasionally and was a small GIF. It did not, however,
come to an empty page.

If you search
GIF on the suggestions page for Windows Phone 7, many results come up. I recommending adding your votes to the list, even to just improve GIF support.

Best regards,

 

Cinemagraph App - Gif Export

I've just recently gotten a Lumia 920, and I quite like the Cinemagraph app that ships with it. The interface seems very intuitive and I was quickly able to make some demo-cinemagraphs to test out. The problem arises when one decides that these cinemagraphs
should exist anywhere outside the app. At the moment, the only way to extract the cinemagraph seems to be through Nokia's servers.



This has a number of problems:

• It is slow and convoluted: If I want it somewhere else, I should upload it to Nokia's server, download a gif and then re-upload it somewhere else. What do I gain by the added Nokia server step? The app should easily be able to encode the images as a gif
  file.
• The Nokia-created page is not very good at cinemagraphs: Cinemagraphs was first introduced as gif-files; there are very good reasons to keep them that way. Frankly, Nokia's choice to represent cinemagraphs as 1-hour videos that keep looping seems strange.
  I imagine I'm always going to want a reupload somewhere else instead.
• The gif export from the memories page seems broken: Exporting a gif excludes some of the last frames. Take this example of me snapping my fingers. Looking
  at the xml-file in the .nar, it is clear that it should last from frame 13 to 24, 11 or 12 frames depending on whether frame 24 is included or not. Loading the gif into gif-explode.com shows
  that the gif ends prematurely, after 8 frames. It also looks terrible compared to what is shown in the app and in the video. Comparison between photoshop-generated gif from the nar-file and the Nokia-gif. I
  have also tested this with a different cinemagraph using all 60 recorded frames. This resulted in a 48-frame gif.

All in all, a camera app that traps your pictues in itself doesn't seem very useful. As I understand it, the app would at one point save gif instead of a jpg. I would suggest this functionality was restored. Alternatively, the share page should include some
form of gif-export.