how to make video gif fle

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    how to make video gif fle using video file that in hard disk
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    How to Convert a Video Into a Gif Animation

    There are many reasons why someone would want to convert a video into a GIF animation. The main one is so that people can put an animation of a video online without streaming the video itself. but for those not acquainted with the process, it can seem difficult. Here are two ways, one easy, one slightly more difficult (but more effective) for making GIF animations out of movies.
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    1. The first method is to use Microsoft's excellent (but unsupported) GIF animator: [1] Once you have downloaded and installed it, simply follow these steps:
      1. Open the program
      2. Click the "Open" icon (the folder with an arrow) and browse to the video you want (must be in AVI format) and click "Open". The program will now read the individual frames from the video. This may take a while if you have a large video. If you are attempting to take a small part from a large video, Cut the video to only that part before opening it in MS GIF Animator. You can do this with the excellent and free VirtualDubMod.
      3. After the video has opened, you will see a list of images along the side. These will show you the different frames of your video, as you will see if you scroll down. If you click the "Play" button (with the arrow) your "video" should play. It may not be the speed you'd like yet.
      4. Now, select all frames by clicking the "Select All" button (the one with three squares on it).
      5. If you want your video to loop, click the "Animation" tab, select, looping, and set how many times you want it to loop, or select "forever" if you want it to loop continuously (in most cases, you should select this).
      6. Now click the "Image" tab. Set the duration of each frame using the slider. Every time you change the duration, play it again and see what it looks like. Generally, 2-6 works well, but depending on the framerate of your video, you may need more or even less.
      7. After you have the desired effect, click the "Save As" button (the one with multiple floppy disks) and save your GIF wherever you like.
    2. The second method is slightly more complicated, but it can give better results. First, you must download VirtualDubMod from http://virtualdubmod.sourceforge.net/ . Second, download unFREEz from http://www.whitsoftdev.com/unfreez/ . Finally, download Easy Graphics Converter from http://etrusoft.com/graphic-converter/ . All of these programs are completely free. Then follow these steps:
      1. Open your video in VirtualDubMod (must be in AVI, OGM, MKV, or MPG format).
      2. Then choose File -> Save image sequence.
      3. Choose a folder, make sure that "Output Format" is set to PNG, choose a filename, and click OK. VirtualDubMod will create the images for you. When it is done, close the program.
      4. Now, open up Easy Graphic Converter.
      5. Click the "Settings" button and set to GIF and make sure the "24" radio button is selected under "Bits per pixel". Also, make sure "No resize" is checked, and then set an output folder (the easiest is to make a subfolder of the folder that you saved the images in from virtualDubMod). when you're done, click OK.
      6. Now click Add, and choose "Add files". Navigate to the folder/directory you saved the images in from VirtualDubMod, and select all the output images. Click OK, and then click "Start".
      7. Easy Graphic Converter will convert the files and ask if you want to save a log. Click no unless you want it for future reference.
      8. Now, browse to the folder you selected in Easy Graphic Converter. VirtualDubMod outputs an enormous amount of frames. Normally, half that number is fine. to get half, the easiest way is to set the folder view to large icons, and then using the Ctrl button and mouse selection, select every second row. Now, keeping the Ctrl button held, select every second column. you should now have selected every second image. If so, delete the ones that are selected. WARNING: If the first frame does not show up as the first file in the folder, rename the files so that all the frames appear in order.
      9. Now, open unFREEz. since all the files in your folder should be in order, go to your folder and select all the files. Now, drag them to the unFREEz taskbar button and hold it there until the unFREEz window pops up. Still holding the mouse button, drag the files into the white area of the unFREEz window and let go of the mouse button. All the frames should appear in order in a list.
      10. Now set the frame delay and click "Make Animated GIF". Don't close unFREEz yet. Open the resulting file in your browser and preview it. If it is too fast, go back to unFREEz, increase the frame delay, and Make the GIF file again. If it is too slow, decrease the frame delay and make it again. Once you have the right speed and you're happy with the result, close unFREEz and delete the folder with the original images in it. Make sure you keep the final GIF image, though.
    3. Now you're done! Do whatever you like with the image. You can upload it onto the web or simply keep it for yourself.


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    sw7x said:
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    Video-AVI to GIF Converter 3.1

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    Video-AVI to GIF converter is a great tool to capture selected frames of video.

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    Software Description:
    Video-AVI GIF Converter is a tool to capture selected frames of the video file and save them to animation GIF or JPEG formats. It also creates animate thumb cover for your DVD, VCD, and DV. Video GIF/JPEG converter supports MPEG-MPG-MPA/MOV/WMV/AVI/ASF/DivX. With a very easy to use interface you can split an AVI file and save it into GIF. You also may change the size/rate/colors and crop the output GIF file.

    Key Features:

    • [*] Capture next 5 frames.
      [*] Support WMV/ASF/MPEG/AVI.
      [*] FPS rate change and size change.
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    sw7x

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    files avi natuwa onama video file 1k gif karanna one
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    sw7x said:
    meeta wada lasy kramayak
    habai avi walata witarak sima nowunu
    a'kata karanna thiyenney wena formats AVI ekata convert karana software ekak use karana ekai
    E'ta passe A'ka GIF ekata convert karanna puluwanney:D