Post by Darknezz on Feb 3, 2009 4:01:50 GMT -5
Again, a VERY simple process.
Files you'll need:
Step 1) Stick your video in to Video Cleaner Pro. You can clip out only the segment you want before hand, depending on your file's extension, but I don't recommend it for newer users.
Step 2) Change you output format to .gif at the bottom of Video Cleaner Pro's window.
Step 3) Video Settings should read as follows:
Compressor: GIF
Resolution: Same as Input
Frame Rate: Same as Input (If the .gif plays too slowly, try setting the frame rate to 60. Higher = faster.)
Regulate Timecode should be checked
Quality should be 90 or higher.
Step 4) Selecting your segment. Skip this step if you'd like to gif the whole video.
Click the button to the left of the Convert button at the top, and a new window will pop up. Have the video play or seek to a point close to where you want to start. Pause the video and go frame-by-frame through it until you find the perfect spot to start. Do the same for your end point.
Step 5) Convert. Hit the button, let it roll. If you chose to clip out a segment, you need to watch it until it the timer hits 0 and then cancel it. Video Cleaner Pro is stupid and continues making a gif, even when you specify the end point. If you're just making a gif out of the whole video, you needn't watch it or cancel it.
Files you'll need:
- A video you want to make into a .gif (My ripping audio tutorial shows how to get videos from YouTube)
- Video Cleaner Pro (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Encoders-Converter-DIVX-Related/River-Past-Video-Cleaner-Pro.shtml)
- Half a brain
Step 1) Stick your video in to Video Cleaner Pro. You can clip out only the segment you want before hand, depending on your file's extension, but I don't recommend it for newer users.
Step 2) Change you output format to .gif at the bottom of Video Cleaner Pro's window.
Step 3) Video Settings should read as follows:
Compressor: GIF
Resolution: Same as Input
Frame Rate: Same as Input (If the .gif plays too slowly, try setting the frame rate to 60. Higher = faster.)
Regulate Timecode should be checked
Quality should be 90 or higher.
Step 4) Selecting your segment. Skip this step if you'd like to gif the whole video.
Click the button to the left of the Convert button at the top, and a new window will pop up. Have the video play or seek to a point close to where you want to start. Pause the video and go frame-by-frame through it until you find the perfect spot to start. Do the same for your end point.
Step 5) Convert. Hit the button, let it roll. If you chose to clip out a segment, you need to watch it until it the timer hits 0 and then cancel it. Video Cleaner Pro is stupid and continues making a gif, even when you specify the end point. If you're just making a gif out of the whole video, you needn't watch it or cancel it.
