Here is the command line for creating a GIF file using a series of images and the FFmpeg tool. Now that you have the necessary images to create the GIF, let’s proceed to the next step. To learn how the commandline parameters work, do read the article linked above. The basic command is as follows – ffmpeg -i simpsons.mp4 -vf "select='not(mod(n,10))',setpts='N/(30*TB)'" -f image2 simpimgs%03d.jpg
You can do this using FFmpeg easily and the process is explained in this tutorial: Thumbnails & Screenshots using FFmpeg – 3 Efficient Techniques. To generate a set of images from a video, you need to take periodic screenshots or thumbnails from the video. Once you have FFmpeg installed on your computer, you can proceed with this tutorial.
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