
I dont believe its the browser, as the gif is playing just as slow on my computer.

of the animation speed at the specified delay time or frame rate (Figure 2). The optimization settings are default mate. Step 1 Open Ulead GIF Animatortm, and click on File > Animation Wizard. I've tried making the size even smaller, to compress the size more, but still no luck. You will want to adjust the frame delay from the default of 0.1 second (10 frames per second) to the frame rate of the video you imported. Pixel side is 90圆8 and the size overall is faily high, at around 500kb. Zoner GIF Animator 4 is powerful tool for creating animated graphics for Internet presentations and animated advertising banners with possibility to optimize. I dont know if that is considered high or not though. Can I get someone's thoughts on this Thanks for looking. Actually, it's about a third of the speed when I play the animation in GIF Animator.
When I stitch the 61 together I open it in Irfanview and it's very slow and laggy. I am indeed using the preview panel to view my speedįrame wise its 150. So far the best program by far is Ulead GIF Animator, and it does not accept more than 61 frames (I have 139). So if your video has a frame rate of 20 frames per second, and you want to start importing at 5 seconds in, then set the start frame at 20 x 5, or 100. GIF Animator allows you to create or edit animated GIF files for your Web pages easily. Sometimes things go slowly when it's full, believe it or not. Ulead® GIF Animator 5 is the industrys most robust and affordable tool to create animated GIFs. You may also want to empty your Temporary Internet Files folder.

How many frames is the animation, and what is the size, both in Kb and pixel area? What optimization settings did you use when you saved? What did you use for Frame Removal Method?įirefox and Netscape like to play some animations fast, while IE and Opera tend to be slower. The Preview Tab or the Browser Preview buttons are better. When you view it in GA 5, are you using the Preview Tab in the workspace, or just using the little play button in the Frame Panel? You can't judge the speed by that play button. Maybe that's why you couldn't find an answer. Click save for web> choose GIF> pick your size> the speed of the animation and check loop of you. VikingAnimations wrote:GIF Animator 5 posts should go in the Web Utilities board, further down the list. Copy each frame to a new layer in one drawing.
