How to install webedit plugin? Why is it not visible in the toolbar?
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Так более понятно:
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On a “meta” note (no, not @Meta-Chuh !) I dislike those animated gifs that play on a loop. I rapidly loose track of where the start of that sucker is, so I just get more confused the longer I watch it. This one was especially confusing because of the non-English. Posters, please put some time in any such animations where the mouse isn’t moved (and no other actions is going on)–this will help us remember where the start (end?) is. :)
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@Alan-Kilborn
I don’t like it either, but how to change it …it’s not video -
There are editors out there that can change animated gifs after they’ve been generated. TheGimp , for example. Also, the ScreenToGif that I use for capturing animated screenshots allows you to edit things before writing it to a gif - adding/reordering/deleting frames, changing durations, and more; I haven’t tried editing starting from an animated gif rather than from its internal capture format, but I think it can handle that.
If you’re able to edit it, and post it to imgur under the same URL, then it will auto-update in your post.
I agree with @Alan-Kilborn: I try to remember to add a 1s delay to the last frame, though I probably forget more often than I remember. But I am now going to try to remember to add actual start/stop indicators, not just a long delay of the last frame.
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On a “meta” note (no, not @Meta-Chuh !) …
loooooool … my phone just went pingggg … loooooool 😂
i like your videos, or animated gifs in general.
to all:
i usually stare a long time at animated gifs, until i know where it begins.
(of course i could just reload the page … but that would be less relaxing, than to stare at it 😉 )to improve that, we could make a title picture with our names or logos in it, and add this as a 1 second title animation at the beginning to all our gif videos.
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@Alan-Kilborn & @andrecool-68 :
I just verified:
- I can edit an animated .gif with ScreenToGif – so whether you use it to do the original capture or not, it is possible to use it to edit the animated gif after the fact. You can use the Editor > File > Media to insert an image before or after the selected frame.
- I cannot re-upload an image to imgur under the same URL; so I cannot go back and edit old images so that they show up with my animation end-card frame in existing posts.
Thus, going forward, I will try to use my endcard for ~1s at the end of each animated gif, but I cannot go back and fix existing ones (since mortals cannot edit old posts beyond the 3min mark)
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@PeterJones
To see where the animation starts and ends, you can add a progress bar at the bottom (Screen To Gif \ Image \ Progress) -
I cannot re-upload an image to imgur under the same URL
i guess it’s no big deal, as i only meant future videos anyways. (past videos didn’t even cross my mind, but i forgot to write the word “future”). but you are correct. i just went to imgur and checked that at one of my old pictures by pressing edit and …
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@andrecool-68 said:
you can add a progress bar
This sounds like it solves the “problem” and is the easiest thing to do. Hopefully posters adopt it.
Although…I was envisioning any “videos” created by @Meta-Chuh ending with a 1.5s pause on his “family photo”. :)
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I tried the progress bar in ScreenToGif, and while for some reason I could not change its color (it defaults to an ugly but noticeable black), it definitely does the intended job. It appears to take up space in the actual “video”, however, so be sure to leave a bit of extra room at the bottom while recording so that the bar doesn’t cover up anything you are trying to show to make a point.
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@Alan-Kilborn
(ScreenToGif) Black color is the most stable.
Test Easy GIF Animator, not a bad program! -
@Alan-Kilborn
Until that time, I used the Instant Demo program, but it only has Flash output file. -
@andrecool-68 Спасибо! Есть еще одна проблема, не устанавливаются словари для проверки орфографии, что делать?
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@Евгений-Макаров
В смысле не устанавливаются …подробнее нельзя? -
@Евгений-Макаров
Распакуй файлы словарей в папкуHunspell
Она находится в каталоге с плагинами
plugins\Config\Hunspell
Русские словари http://rgho.st/8jqkw6TSq -
@Евгений-Макаров
Это английские словари http://rgho.st/7f2DpLP2m -
@andrecool-68 said:
@Евгений-Макаров
В смысле не устанавливаются …подробнее нельзя?Сейчас так словарей нет, не знаю что случилось, но раньше все автоматически устанавливалось, https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhQ8b1yOKukIg3ngdxAlLI2nm364
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@Евгений-Макаров
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@Alan-Kilborn and all
I tried the progress bar in ScreenToGif, and while for some reason I could not change its color (it defaults to an ugly but noticeable black), it definitely does the intended job. It appears to take up space in the actual “video”, however, so be sure to leave a bit of extra room at the bottom while recording so that the bar doesn’t cover up anything you are trying to show to make a point.
in case you might still need this:
i’ve just played around with the screentogif progress bar, while commenting a bug at the new multi-cursor editing feature upgrade.
i’ve optimised the settings a bit, in order to generate a custom colour progress bar, without compression artefacts on the bar, without degrading the original video, and with a far reduced file size.
example video:
- first, set your desired progress bar colour and/or thickness at
image > progress > coloras seen at the screenshot below, and hit apply:
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save as > encoderand set the encoder to 2.0 before saving.
notes:
the encoder is usually set to 1.0 as default value.
the 2.0 encoder produces files with about 1/2 to 1/3 compared to the size of encoder 1.0, especially when using overlays.
the 2.0 encoder has better algorithms to reduce artefacts, like the ones we’ve been seeing on progress bar overlays with and without custom colours. - first, set your desired progress bar colour and/or thickness at