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# Re: [femm] Animation Software

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- Subject: Re: [femm] Animation Software
- From: Keith Gregory <k.gregory@lboro.ac.uk>
- Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 08:53:42 +0100

`Jiri,`
`Try a combination of two programmes.`

    Irfanview, currently in version 3.75, is nominally an an image editor but
    there's not a lot it can't do. It will do batch conversions of images from
    bmp or emf to gif in one batch. It can do things like cropping during the
    conversion. The most I have done in one batch is 120 frames and it takes
    just a few seconds.

`Get Irfanview at www.irfanview.com`

    Once you have you images as gifs then UnFREEz, currently in version 2.1, is
    a very simple drag and drop gif animator. You just drag the gifs into the
    unfreez list and push the button and you have an animated gif. No frills
    but it works, it's very fast and it's free.

`Get UnFREEz at www.whitsoftdev.com/unfreez`

    If you use unfreez then make sure that when you drag the files you are
    pointing at the first file in the sequence otherwise unfreez changes the order.

`Keith.`
`At 12:59 23/10/02 +0000, you wrote:`

>     Hi
>     My question is not directly about femm, but it is related.
>     I'm looking for any simple free software with ability to make an
>     animation from pictures (bmp or wmf) captured in femm by Lua script.

> `Any tips?`
> `Thanks in advance`
> `Jiri Vecerka`
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