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I've tried it with several GIFs, here's the one I tried last with (didn't work, same result as with all the other (terminate after some time, no output, no message, no error)): http://i.imgur.com/vuFfe.gif In case the hotlink above doesn't work, try this: http://imgur.com/vuFfe Here's the smallest ...

I'm afraid that didn't solve the problem. Tried this: convert animation.gif -coalesce -gravity northwest -region 61x12+3+263 -blur 0x5 +region -crop 61x62+3+213 +repage -quality 90 img/image%05d.png The same thing happened, two seconds passes (while ImageMagick is working) and then it terminates ...

Also tried to run these as admin from the command prompt on the live machine. Works (images are written to the img folder): convert animation.gif -coalesce -gravity northwest -region 61x12+3+263 -blur 0x5 -quality 90 img/image%05d.png convert animation.gif -coalesce -gravity northwest -crop 61x62+3 ...

I'm getting error '8000ffff' from using +region. Was it added recetly to ImageMagick...? The version installed where this shall be used is "ImageMagick-6.5.8-Q16". Can what I'm trying to accomplish be used without +region? Perhaps using clipping masks? ImageMagickObject is being used on the live ...

It works! Could have sworn I tried that but I must have goofed it up.

Thanks a million! ImageMagick truly is the king.

Edit: Worked only on my testing machine where I have "ImageMagick-6.7.1-Q16" installed.

Ah sorry about that. In short I want to first blur a section of the frame, then crop the frame, then save the frame. Repeat for each frame in the GIF image. And I want to do it with only one convert call. Here's the code changed to fit the example. convert clean.gif -gravity northwest -region 10x10 ...

Hello again, I must ask: If I also want to perform crop on the gif afterwards, how would I do it? Like if I have a 100x100 animated GIF image and I want to blur the top left 10x10 pixels and then do a crop so that only the top left 20x20 pixels remains, and then output all of the frames of the ...

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Thank you very much man, it worked perfect! My code was a joke compared to yours.

Hi! This is giving me quite some trouble. What I need to do is extract all images from an animated GIF and save them as separate JPG files. However before each image is saved I first need to modify it a bit. I want to do this in one single convert command, splitting it up into several calls to ...