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• import animated gif in CS3

  Sorry, I'm new to Flash CS3. I have an animated gif I want to convert it to Flash. I thought I could just open or import and Flash would recognize that it is and allow an easy conversion. Right?
  
  I tried to import the gif as well as individual images. Flash does not seem to recognize some animated gifs, and it seems that I have to start from scratch. A search of the internet suggests a third-party software is necessary, but the research of Adobe references using Macromedia or CS4
  
  Does anyone know a link with the correct procedure?

  It's easier (for me) as I pointed out, and I use CS3. If you want to correct me on do not open a new file, I assumed you already had an open, if not, you missed a few not so... Register to purchase Flash-> install-> Flash-> Flash Flash open->...

  If you were able to correctly import gif, a movieclip of it should be in the library, as well as the individual bitmaps of each image of it. If you don't have these things, then it can be than broad with the file gif himself.

• Animated GIF how to animate already?

  I want to add a gif animated (like http://i.imgur.com/0ySdU.gif) loop to a scene and animate it (the size of the object should change).

  How can I do this?

  Any help is appreciated! See you soon!

  This particular animated gif appears to be corrupt. But normally you would simply import animated gif, and it should become a movieclip. If it is not, as was the case with this gif, you should always get the frames of the animation. You can then arrange them in the timeline to a new movieclip. To make it grow and shrink you would copy some of the executives at the end of the sequence, and then select the frames, right-click and choose Revrse images.

  If there are 5 images, you would end up with this in your timeline:

  12345432

  Which loop to well, and you can place the movieclip on the stage, to resize the entire animation.

• How to reposition an animated gif imported into all States at once?

  I create a new document in Fireworks CS6.

  I import an animated gif existing (a video AVI converted gif in Photoshop CS6).  Its dimensions are smaller than the size of the document, so for me it's just an object such as text or anything else.

  I add some text to the document.

  I add a small png image to the document.

  (This is where comes my lack of understanding of the fireworks...)

  1. If I reposition the animated gif object this change occurs only on State (context), that I am. I want my repositioning to be reflected in all States, not only the one image... Err, STATE.

  2. the text and the png, I added are also only on this single State and I want them to be present for all managers in the original animated gif.

  Sounds so rudimentary, but I can't find a tutorial or the description on how to achieve these basic steps.

  This is a png image of what should look like the final image.  The largest screen captures in the middle is the animated gif.

  

  To reposition all the elements of your both animated GIF, go in the States at the bottom panel left and choose 'Show All States' (also check multi - State edition is activated). From there, you can use the pointer tool to select the items on the canvas who want to move.

  To share a layer between all States (such as the elements of your text and png), go the State in which the objects are currently present, select the corresponding layer and choose 'Share layer to States' in the menu drop-down in the layers panel or context menu.

• When I import a gif animated in Windows Live Movie maker, the animation is displayed on the time line but does not play. How to use gifs animated in movie maker?

  I need help

  Windows Live Movie Maker does not support animated .gif files.

  The following article is maybe worth a visit:

  Windows Live Movie Maker - Animated GIFs

  http://papajohnvideo.WordPress.com/2009/09/23/animated-GIFs/

  If you have an older version of Movie Maker you can import the
  .gif to the file and save it as a .wmv file. Then use the .wmv in WLMM.

  And the free software IrfanView can extract the images of an animation
  file .gif and you can import them into WLMM individually.

  Open a .gif animated in IrfanView and go... Options / extract all
  Frames... Choose a destination directory, choose a format, left click
  the Start button.

• 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?

• Animated GIF showing OK in the body of the email Mac but not the PC

  Hello

  Don't know where to post this (MAC or PC Photoshop forum), but I'll try here first.

  I have an animated gif that is placed in a Microsoft Word Document and then sent from there, as an HTML e-mail message.

  This ensures that the animated gif appears in the body, not as an attachment.

  Everything is good on the mac side, but the PC shows only the first frame... The animation does not work.

  Anyone know why?

  I checked on Outlook 2003 and 2010... no animation.

  Thank you

  Babs

  I don't think that Outlook supports playback of animated GIFs.

• Premiere Elements is usable on an animated gif file?

  I plan to buy Premiere Elements, but I need to know if we can use it to add effects to an animated gif file.

  For example, in Photoshop Elements, you can add some effects to a gif image, as what gives it some textures or filters.

  Can we do the same sort of thing in Premiere Elements and if so it is possible to an animated gif file?

  Perhaps a better way to ask this question is: can you import a gif file in Premiere Elements, and then manipulate?  Run filters, etc..

  Thanks for your help.

  If you load your GIF in first 10 items, change, then share in an AVI file, you can then import the AVI file in GIF Movie Gear by Gamani, who will then create an animated GIF. I learned about this utility from a Microsoft tutorial on creating icons for Windows XP.

  http://www.gamani.com/product_icon.htm

  If you use Firefox and redirected, try to use Internet Explorer instead.

  After the trial period is over, it is $29 for 4 licenses .95US.

  When you share an AVI file, you will want to choose the Microsoft AVI item in the list, and then click the Advanced button to open the dialog box where you should select a codec and enter the size of the image and the pace. The codec must be one who loves of GIF Movie Gear, so there may be some adequate error to get a good codec. I shared an avi after picking Xvid for the codec, including GIF Movie Gear imported.

• animated GIF not showing do not adequately

  I have an animated gif image, and I used http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Display-an-animated-GIF/ta-p/445014 this link to animate the noise towards the top of the screen and that did not work properly

  You can see the animation below

  

  public class UpdatePopScreen extends PopupScreen{
  
          public UpdatePopScreen(){
               super(new VerticalFieldManager(), Screen.DEFAULT_CLOSE); 
  
               GIFEncodedImage ourAnimation = (GIFEncodedImage) GIFEncodedImage.getEncodedImageResource("sunblackk.gif");
              AnimatedGIFField _ourAnimation = new AnimatedGIFField(ourAnimation, Field.FIELD_HCENTER);
  
              this.add(_ourAnimation);
             add(new LabelField("Loading..."));
  
      }         
  
      }
  

  and I have attached AnimatedGIFField.java

  I think something is wrong in your establishment or the way you use this code, because it works very well for me.  Sorry you'll have to do investigative work to identify the problem.

  I suspect there are two possibilities:

  (a) you have not configured your environment properly

  (b) you use something else keeps track of events

  I think that (b) is the most likely, but to test these two at the same time, you must proceed as follows:

  Create a new project and a new example application, then, in this application, test the screen.  Nothing else in this project - it should start just a screen, the screen should have a button, when you click the button the treatment should push the pop-up screen.

  I have included my code (which combines Animation and popup screen into one file - not recommended but useful source under test).  Use this code and the image as an attachment in your new project.

  Test it on your Simulator.

  Assuming that you can get this working, then we can investigate on what is actually wrong in your application.

  package mypackage;
  
  import net.rim.device.api.system.GIFEncodedImage;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Field;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Graphics;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Screen;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.BitmapField;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.PopupScreen;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.VerticalFieldManager;
  
  public class UpdatePopScreen extends PopupScreen {
      public UpdatePopScreen(){
  
           super(new VerticalFieldManager(), Screen.DEFAULT_CLOSE); 
  
           GIFEncodedImage ourAnimation = (GIFEncodedImage) GIFEncodedImage.getEncodedImageResource("animated.agif");
          AnimatedGIFField _ourAnimation = new AnimatedGIFField(ourAnimation, Field.FIELD_HCENTER);
  
          this.add(_ourAnimation);
          add(new LabelField("Loading..."));
  
      }
  }
  
  class AnimatedGIFField extends BitmapField
  {
      private GIFEncodedImage _image;     //The image to draw.
      private int _currentFrame;          //The current frame in the animation sequence.
      private AnimatorThread _animatorThread;
  
      public AnimatedGIFField(GIFEncodedImage image)
      {
          this(image, 0);
      }
  
      public AnimatedGIFField(GIFEncodedImage image, long style)
      {
          //Call super to setup the field with the specified style.
          //The image is passed in as well for the field to configure its required size.
          super(image.getBitmap(), style);
  
          //Store the image and it's dimensions.
          _image = image;
  
          //Start the animation thread.
          _animatorThread = new AnimatorThread(this);
          _animatorThread.start();
      }
  
      protected void paint(Graphics graphics)
      {
          //Call super.paint.  This will draw the first background frame and handle any required focus drawing.
          super.paint(graphics);
  
          //Don't redraw the background if this is the first frame.
          if (_currentFrame != 0)
          {
              //Draw the animation frame.
              graphics.drawImage(_image.getFrameLeft(_currentFrame), _image.getFrameTop(_currentFrame),  _image.getFrameWidth(_currentFrame)
                                  , _image.getFrameHeight(_currentFrame), _image, _currentFrame, 0, 0);
          }
      }
  
      //Stop the animation thread when the screen the field is on is
      //popped off of the display stack.
      protected void onUndisplay()
      {
          _animatorThread.stop();
          super.onUndisplay();
      }
  
      //A thread to handle the animation.
      private class AnimatorThread extends Thread
      {
          private AnimatedGIFField _theField;
          private boolean _keepGoing = true;
          private int _totalFrames;               //The total number of frames in the image.
          private int _loopCount;                 //The number of times the animation has looped (completed).
          private int _totalLoops;                //The number of times the animation should loop (set in the image).
  
          public AnimatorThread(AnimatedGIFField theField)
          {
              _theField = theField;
              _totalFrames = _image.getFrameCount();
              _totalLoops = _image.getIterations();
  
          }
  
          public synchronized void stop()
          {
              _keepGoing = false;
          }
  
          public void run()
          {
              while(_keepGoing)
              {
                  //Invalidate the field so that it is redrawn.
                  UiApplication.getUiApplication().invokeAndWait(new Runnable()
                  {
                      public void run()
                      {
                          _theField.invalidate();
                      }
                  });                
  
                 try
                  {
                      //Sleep for the current frame delay before the next frame is drawn.
                      sleep(_image.getFrameDelay(_currentFrame) * 10);
                  }
                  catch (InterruptedException iex)
                  {
  
                  } //Couldn't sleep.
  
                  //Increment the frame.
                  ++_currentFrame;      
  
                  if (_currentFrame == _totalFrames)
                  {
                      //Reset back to frame 0 if we have reached the end.
                      _currentFrame = 0;
  
                      ++_loopCount;
  
                      //Check if the animation should continue.
                      if (_loopCount == _totalLoops)
                      {
                          _keepGoing = false;
                      }
                  }
              }
          }
      }
  }
  

• How can animated GIFs, I do to make them work with Windows 7?

  I can't do the animated GIFs to work after that I have download on my computer.

  I tried to get a few new avatars and for some reason that I can't animated GIFs to work after that I have download it to my computer, they remain as an ordinary image. For example, if I tried to get ith animated GIFs

  .
  http://www.glitter-graphics.com/down...100&height=100

  So I followed the directions [with the right button on the image below and select "save under" only for personal purposes: Please do not send to other sites.] (see our TOS)]   and always get a still image. What I am doing wrong?

  What is going on with everything I tried to copy or download animated GIFs, never had this problem with Windows XP.
  Now I have windows 7.

  Help? anyone?

  Thank you

  Have a look here.

  Panel\All Control Panel Items\Default programs, "Associate a type of file or Protocol with a program", the command on my machine the default program for .gif is Internet Explorer.  Which appear to indicate a page full of IE with an animated .gif, maybe you need a third party program to do what you want?

  Go to IE tools/internet options/advanced/multimedia. Make sure that the option to play the animations is turned on. If no joy, make sure that your connections are associated with Internet Explorer - if you click on a .gif file in windows Explorer, IE should open to view it.  Some security software can disable the animation.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/929135

  See what is here if you are looking for Avatars.
  http://www.Google.com.au/search?q=avatars+download&SourceID=IE7&RLS=com.Microsoft:-to the: IE-SearchBox & ie = & oe = & redir_esc = & ei = d8t6TOL4JIPJce2Z4PcF

• 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

  [Left the lounge general Forum, troubled for a specific product - Mod support forum]

  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

• File size too big after you import a GIF file

  I added a gif to the flash library and then saved the file. The .fla file emerged as 370 MB. Any reasons and ways to repair?

  I was going to ask if it was really 370 KB, but before typing just, I did a test, so that I could tell you what would be the normal numbers. An empty FLA is about 4 k and I've imported a 286 k gif, expects the FLA to then be about 300 k. It was 65 MB!

  In my case, I could tell what had happened. Gif I chose was an animated gif, and each picture was imported as a single bitmap. When I deleted all but the first, the FLA has become 270 k.

  So, maybe you took a gif animated too?

• [Flash Pro] Motion tween is added an animated GIF picture

  * FIRST - I couldn't find one

  Hi, I'm working on a school project and we have recently I do an animation before Monday.

  So my problem is that I have a GIF of a man walking (which already has images by default to make the man walk) and I can not add a motion tween.

  So we learned essentially to take a car for example. We import a photo of a car (non - gif; no pre animated movement) and select it. make a symbol (video clip), then click on frame 30 and "Create motion tween" as we moved the image to the end; What makes a path automatically.

  But here, I can't do that because when I import the GIF man walking, he already has lots of raster data built in front to make the moving man and I cannot understand how to really add a motion tween to make man to move (of course with its PRE-BUILT animation [gif makes the arms and legs move]) and make him cross a road I built. So basically I want the man to move from one end to the other using a motion tween (or if there are other ways to do?) and alongside with its GIF data that moves its arms and legs.

  Small SS of my calendar:

  http://prntscr.com/b2qqwa

  as you can see here; the second element/first layer called "anyone walk - 1" is a GIF image and when I load it, it loads its pre movements animated and I can't create a Tween to make humans image cross one end to the other with her has pre-built ones again.

  Long, but I tried to make the Guide and all other acts and I tried Googling my head, spent 4 hours and found NOTHING. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. And our teacher didn't us really learn this type of concept and neither do I class before it is due, so you are my only hope.

  Thank you.

  See if you can follow these steps:

  Right-click on the name of the layer to the market-1 person.

  Select the copy layer.

  Go to the library and click right in and empty the part of the library window and select new symbol. Will it be a movieclip.

  Now, you will be inside this new movieclip. Right click in the layer 1 name and select the layer of dough.

  You now have a moveiclip of your person walking. Go back to the top level of the scene and make a new layer.

  Drag the new movieclip on the stage.

  You should now be able to add a motion tween to this new layer. So who has worked, you can delete your original person market-1 layer.

• Quality of the animated gif image

  Hello

  I am struggling to get the best quality of my animations when exporting them as gifs in Photoshop. They are all icons square 80 x 80 on a Web site.

  I'm exporting to 160 x 160, but I get some fuzzy edges and some weird lines when the animation takes place.

  -J' created the icons in Illustrator

  -Built the animation in the request of 1080 x 1080 file

  -Video imported as layers in photoshop

  -Export to the web.

  If anyone has any advice on how to get the best quality, please let me know.

  I saw some really clean animated gif icons there, then it must be possible.

  Thank you

  Mark

  Of course, it is possible - with the right workflow. Simply yours is completely twisted. It is unnecessary to design an icon at ten times the resolution when you know i's going to rnd small and in a format with a limited color palette. It is realyy everything that it is. Your discount introduced the interpolation that unnecessarily consumes space in your GIF color table and introduced dithering artifacts. Therefore, the solution is as obvious as it is easy: design your work to the resolution you want to publish from the outset.

  Mylenium

• CC 2015 in question animated gif mp4

  I have a mp4 I opened in CC 2015 I am able to convert an animated gif. The purpose of this is to import gif into Edge. Problem is that I have the gif imported as farm by image animation. How do I convert mp4 to an animated gif image and export that pf photoshop from the animation image?

  R

  If you have flattened the film clips a layer for each image there.  You can use the Photoshop script export layers to files, you will have an image for each image file.