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Convert QuickTime screen recordings to lightweight animated GIFs.
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#! /bin/bash | |
# you need ffmpeg and gifsicle installed. they're available via brew on a mac. | |
# sips will already be installed on your mac. | |
# you probably want an existence check here, but I'm lazy. | |
rm out.gif | |
mkdir pngs | |
# you can change 450 to your desired output width. the aspect ratio will be preserved. | |
# the -r switch here effectively controls the framerate: lower frame rate = smaller file size. | |
ffmpeg -i input.mov -vf scale=450:-1 -r 4 pngs/out%04d.png | |
mkdir gifs | |
sips -s format gif pngs/*.png --out ./gifs &> /dev/null | |
cd gifs | |
# the delay parameter here controls how long the last frame will hang around before looping. | |
# changing the colors parameter will trade off image quality for file size. | |
gifsicle *.gif --optimize=3 --delay=3 --colors 72 --loopcount > ../out.gif | |
cd ../ | |
rm -r pngs | |
rm -r gifs | |
echo Finished! | |
du -h out.gif |
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