#Imagemagick combine gifs software#
#Imagemagick combine gifs code#

#Imagemagick combine gifs software#

For this to be done the set of frames in the software need to be viewed as a video to see the occurrence of the defects in fluid sequences but to correct the detected defect a mapping from the video to the particular unique defective frame needs to be done in order to correct the defective frame. The process involves splitting the video into frames and manipulating the individual frame to eliminate the defects. The application I am trying to build is a playback viewer which fits into a product used for digital restoration of damaged video content(generally old movies). Have already considered building MPEG videos(and even built a few) but there is a fundamental problem with it regarding the requirements of my application. Please let me know if any of these methods are practically implementable and if the logic is correct.

WriteImages(sequence.begin(),sequence.end(),'NewAnimation.gif')

ReadImages(Container * sequence, const std::string ImageUrl) // 'sequence' will contain the frames split from existing animation and 'seqence' will most probably be an imageList again

#Imagemagick combine gifs code#

This could be accomplished by the following lines of code which i think will be the crux of this approach: The resulting final imagelist will be written to disk in gif format to get the resultant combined animation. Read the animation file and split it into its constituent frames using a command similar to 'adjoin' which is used from the commandline (but will be a function in the API in my case) and store the resulting images in a imagelist.Then add new images to this list one by one. Below are a couple of approaches which i think might help my cause- tell me if its feasible and if I am on the correct track:Īppended.read(xyz.gif) //existing animationĪppendImages( &appended, imageList.begin(), imageList.end() ) // 'imageList' will now contain the list of images to added to the first animationĪppended.write( 'appended_animation.gif' ) There are a few options there that I think might be helpful. I will be very gratefull for any suggestions or directions towards resources which might help me in adding frames to an existing animation or combining complete animations.Īgian- thanks for the quick response but I guess u forgot to paste the link because its not showing in ur replyīut I did some research on my own and found a link for 'Magick++ STL support' as below: WriteImages(ImageList.begin(),ImageList.end(),'Try_Animation.gif') I am currently using the following to create the animation: My question is whether this thing can be done through the API in the first place, and if yes-how? I looked on IM forums and google but could not find any methods to do so except for some scripts through the commandline (which I couldnt completely understand), but nothing that uses the API Magick++. Thus I now want a way to merge/concatenate separate animations of 100 frames each that I will combine to form one large video. The problem now is that the number of frames I can combine into an ImageList is limited due to the large size of the frames and I can only create animations of around 100 frames in one go. I am exploring the possibility of creating GIF animations and showing them as videos in Qt- a thing I did not know could be done as I am new to ImageMagick.