Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

anthony wrote:I have forward my note about the source of the error to the main development coordinator.

I have checked version 6.7.5-5, and I am happy to report that the problem is fixed!
Thank you for all the help!

Anthony and fmw42, thanks a lot for your support on this issue! The -fuzz option does reduce the animation size significantly - thanks for that! Unfortunately I do not have access to the raw images, only the GIF's. However, even the -fuzz doesn't help maintain the original canvas size with the full ...

The virtual canvas seems to be expanded relative to the size of the image. So reset the virtual canvas using +repage. That seems to work. convert -delay 50 radar1.gif radar2.gif -layers optimize +repage -loop 0 radar_anim.gif Unfortunately this workaround does not work nicely when I apply it to the ...

I'm having the same problem, using IM 6.7.4-10. Creating an animated GIF from 2 static GIF's (512x512 pixels each) results in a 514x512 pixels GIF, if using "-layers optimize". Please advise how to remedy! Perhaps you should post your command and also links to your two input images. Then others can ...

I'm having the same problem, using IM 6.7.4-10.
Creating an animated GIF from 2 static GIF's (512x512 pixels each) results in a 514x512 pixels GIF, if using "-layers optimize".
Please advise how to remedy!