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• Executives of the .gif as export Photoshop setting

  Hey everybody,

  I export a second 20 animation I created in AfterEffects (CC15) as a .gif via Photoshop (CC15). Everything is downloaded correctly and I can see all the images in Photoshop. However, when I go to export to a .gif file by 'Save for Web' about 3/4S of a second is ready for my animated film that disturbs the effect of looping. the window "Save for Web", that's where he seems to have cut the animation. I tried everything I can think of. Any ideas on what causes this Cup? I am also open to any other ideas on how to export an AE animation in a .gif file.

  Thank you in advance!

  Look like there is a limit of 500 images in Photoshop 2011 I don't know which was never worn...

  

• Pixels hurt export Basler sprint to 1428 PCI clock

  I'm trying to synchronize the calendar between an image grabber (1428) and the camera (Basler sprint IRLS) and want to use the camera pixel clock signal. I can output each signal with the trigger lecteur2 vi except the pixel clock, I get the error not available 'resources '.

  I tried changing the settings of Advanced Acquisition (for example to synchronize calendar, activate the line Noncontinous, rapid rearmament) and checked the clock of the device (40 MHz) and max speeds available by the 1428 (50 MHz) and still do not have access to the pixel clock signal (the 'Unavailable resources' error drive trigger 2). This option is just not possible with the 1428 or is there something else I'm missing.

  I'm using LabVIEW on Windows 7 64 bit and IMAQ 4.6.1 2011

  -Thank you-

  Yes using the Pulse VI build, specify units such as seconds and pulse as a small fraction width to achieve the highest resolution.

  Kind regards

• Why my white GIF exports in blue?

  The original preview for my GIF has a white background with logos slips through. When I try to save for web and make a GIF of the optimized version turns white in a bluish white color broken. How can I get the GIF to export white instead of blue?

  It's the original version I want as my GIF to look like once its exported...

  

  It's the color that my GIF exports as...

  

  Help, please!

  How many colors are listed in the palette? Is white in there?

• Serious problems to export a movie to an animated GIF

  I'm trying to export a movie to an animated GIF and, well, the resulting file is garbage. I don't want to say it looks like less than optimal... I mean it looks like absolutely nothing to the video source at all. I heard from others that there are significant problems with the GIF-to-export Flash routines, but does anyone have advice to try to improve the situation?
  
  Thank you.

  That certainly seems to produce superior - or at least, achievable - results using this approach. But it doesn't seem as if the colors in the palette are allocated correctly. (To be sure, my film in its current state is not very nice gifs.)

  In any case, thanks for the tip... and it looks like that publish on the GIF option is really, really broken!

• Cannot export pptx in 6.2.2 Keynote to Powerpoint 2008 for mac v 12.3.6.

  When exporting from Keynote 6.2.2 pptx both ppt are available, but only the exported using ppt files are read by Powerpoint 2008 for mac (v 12.3.6.)  For the exported in the form of pptx files, Powerpoint returns error message that they are not readable. Only the first slide shows.  When exporting, the blue progress line does not go beyond the middle of its path.

  Solutions to the problems done: all presentation photos are JPEGs, none are grouped. No special fonts or any animation. Failed to export very small files to pptx. Pptx export does not work on Powerbook Pro or IMac. I also reinstalled Keynote and restarted computer several times (once by using the SHIFT key for repair of software).  What is disturbing is that I was able to save pptx previously. It's almost as if my Powerpoint 2008 is considered to be a 97-2003 version. Any help would be appreciated.

  Keynote 6.2.2

  PowerPoint 2008 for mac v 12.3.6 (130206)

  10.11.15 operating system

  Hi, I tried to reproduce (export a large number of slides from Keynote 6.2.2 first as PPTX and then opening that file with PowerPoint 2008.

  I received the error message.

  Then (export a large number of speech 6.2.2 as PPT Slides and open this file with PowerPoint 2008.   I received the error message, but a couple of gifs abducted have been placed in a folder. I took the original speech, deleted these two gifs and exported again as PPTX, same error when opening in 2008.

  Finally, I created from scratch a new presentation of Keynote, saved again as PPTX and tried to open with2008 PowerPoint.  No go, either.

  Then, recorded this same new speech in PPT format and opened it with PowerPoint 2008. Which was very good.

  So yes, I have the same experience as you.

• Animated GIF > save for Web (legacy) ends too large

  I created an animated GIF on a work plan which is 768 x 90, but the Dimensions of the Document indicate 1456 x 416 (a lot of the images fly in and "shrink").

  When I export as a PNG or JPG image it only exports the work plan, so that it remains the size I want to (768 x 90); but when I export > save for Web (Legacy) which is the only way to create an animated GIF AFAIK, it is exported to 1456 x 416.

  How can I get to the exit of the GIF animated image to the size of the artboard? Thank you.

  New export > export as a workflow is not animated gifs, currently exporting. It's probably something that will be supported in the future, however.

  To export a gif animated image in PS using Photoshop CC 2015, do not work plans. Please use export > save for Web (legacy) option without work plans. The backup of the Web feature levels is not support work plans and probably never will be. Instead, we will continue to improve and to the export as a workflow.

• Problem of length with gif animated

  Hello!

  I love the animated gif functionality and have used several times with success.
  
  This time, he seems to ignore my settings for the duration. I put the number as high as 1500/100, but when I saw the images in the browser (Mac Safari or Firefox), just whisk by. I did cut the lively and optimize it as an animated gif and export it. When I worked with her again this morning, the first image reflects the 1500/100, but the rest are still in the race. I tried to attach file here.
  
  Also, I wonder if this should really be done in Flash rather than FW. The customer wants maybe 5 or 6 images and with test 7, I now, I see that we are at 216K file size. I don't know flash, but if the blog theme that we use doesn't have something set up, I guess I'll just outsource the development of Flash.
  
  Thank you
  Caryn

  Well... it works for me, but...

  One thing to pay attention is to save export vs. When you create your file, you should Save as a .png of fireworks document. Then, to produce your .gif animation, you must export it. I like to use the Preview Image (on the file menu), as I can change the settings I want. Other people prefer the issue of export and optimize their production.

  There are two types of .png files. A fireworks .png has all the layers, vector shapes, Web layer, active filters and special exclusive information that uses Fireworks. A flattened .png is just a bitmap image, if it has 32, 24 or 8-bit. There is no distinction between these files based on the extension. Another user, once suggested to use. FW.png for Fireworks documents and .png for png export and I found that a good suggestion.

  In any case, a good rule to follow is to use Save when you want Fireworks .png and export when you want a ready bitmap for the Web in any format.

  So this is my 'but '. I took your file and changed the times of other executives. I saved it as a PNG Fireworks. I then went to the file > preview image and choose animated format GIF. From the Animation tab, I set the number of loops 3 and exported. Then, I saved the .png to store the information of the loop.

  Here's the .png (474 k):

  

  Here is the animation (303 k):

  

  Given that the format of .gif does ' t have the colors to reproduce good pictures, I always recommend that you look at the Image Rotator. Here are scripts that can go through a set of images. See this thread:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/518231?TSTART=1

• Keynote with GIF exported as HTML > gif plays not

  I really hope you can help me.

  I'm trying to develop a data base info with cross pages related, photos and videos, I decided to use invisible pixels to maintain the small package.

  When I export the Keynote to HTML, index.html file works perfectly with everything, but it does not play the GIFs in Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

  The gif plays well in the presentation and I tried different, none of them like to be played in any browser.

  Could someone please advise if this is expected behavior? There is nothing extra is that I need to make this work?

  Extensions to browser? any specific GIFS? anything in Keynote?

  1 million thanks!

  10.10.3 using

  Keynote 6.6.1

  Safari 9.0.3

  GIFs animated Keynote animate when exporting to HTML. Use instead the video files in Keynote; M4V or H264 is a small size file and working to export as HTML.

• Export the animated GIF on MAC

  Hello beautiful people of the internet!

  I have a small question: I always use first Pro CS6 and not the CC on my Mac version... is there a reason for me to upgrade if I want to export GIF animations faster... or is there a solution how to activate the file > load > media > animated GIF on mac?

  Unfortunately, to make a GIF animation on mac, you have to do some extra steps using Photoshop or other software that you're not supposed to do on Windows...

  On Windows first Pro CS6 supports export region selected as witch GIF animated unfortunately not the case for mac...

  Sorry to be redundant but my question is - is there a possible way to activate the function "export to animated gif" on Mac? or he did appear in later versions of first CC?

  Sincerely yours.

  Kami Inari

  Alas, export of gif is windows only.

  Workaround: Animated gif selection does not appear in the menu "output" first Pro CC?

• I've upgraded to Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 and now export > save for Web (legacy) is not available.  How to export an animated GIF?

  In Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 "Save for Web (legacy)" is gray, it is not available and I'd like to export a calendar box as an animated GIF.  I can export as video, but I don't see how to export to animated GIF format.  Help please.

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left non-technical Forum Lounge for forum specific program... MOD]

  You are on the bit depth of 8bits Document?

  If no, go to 8-bit

  

• Export animated GIF in Photoshop with sound for adobe muse as above.

  Export animated GIF in Photoshop with sound for adobe muse as above.

  What someone has to know everything about the best way to do it.

  I tried with a WAV imported (music), he worked in photoshop, but on - export for the web - there was no noise or the option to create an animation continues.

  When you preview in adobe muse there was no result - on the line was not chance.

  Kind regards

  Aaron

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  You can imported Gif file in Adobe animate CC and then add sound.

  Anime of CC or Edge animate can publish OAM who can be placed in the Project Muse, DW or InDesign

  I think that this may be the solution for you can add GIFs with his Muse.

  I created one and plase on my web site for testing. .

  OAM

• Export Photoshop GIF with Transition?

  I use the latest version of Photoshop CC, Mac and trying to export a GIF in a loop with the melted transition chained. I have three frames that allow me to loop endlessly. Export size is not important. The final size is 800 x 611. Can anyone provide that advice? My search here reveals a question like that since the time, but it was unanswered.

  I show here a screenshot of the files that I had put in place.

  

  I thought about it. Set your workspace for Animation. Load layers into frames in the animation below Strip. Using TWEEN when the two frames are selected. This allows you to create the number of steps between each image. Give it to each frame and export a GIF.

• GIF image is not good quality exporting

  Hello

  I'm trying to export Animated Gif HD picture. but when I export animated gif image is not good quality. I selected the default setting.

  Could you tell my how to export the animated GIF HD picture in Photoshop cs5?

  Hello

  Greetings!

  You have reservations because of the color of the GIF color table reduction. Gif images can contain a maximum of 256 colors. There is really not much you can do about it.

  You ask the gif format to support colors, which it is not. The best you can do is experience with dithering options in the window of the Web. However, you're nevergoing to look for a smooth color photography when you use the gif format.

  There may be better options such as jquery, for what you are trying to create. JavaScript libraries like jquery can create animation effects that can use independent png24 or jpg images. Png24 both jpg support smooth color and not confined to a maximum of 256 colors.

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Feature Request: Ability to export GIF files starting from After Effects

  As a host, I am often downloading animated GIFs to websites like dribbble and imgur. Animations are created in After Effects, but I always export sequences of images or AE quicktime files and open them in Photoshop to then export it as a gif. I would love to cut out the extra steps it takes to get a final GIF that is ready for download with the possibility to export directly to a GIF animated EI. So that's my official request for the feature to add to After Effects.

  Submit requests for features here:

  http://Adobe.LY/feature_request