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giffer
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Easily make gifs from a/b loop points in mpv.
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# giffer Easily make gifs or videos from a/b loop points in MPV. **NOTE:** I no longer use nor develop this script; I recommend [mpv-webm](https://github.com/ekisu/mpv-webm) instead, as it is much more user-friendly and has many more features (including, despite its name, the option to export as GIF). This is a script to easily generate a gif or video file from the a/b loop points in MPV. I started from the code on http://blog.pkh.me/p/21-high-quality-gif-with-ffmpeg.html and modified it to work better with mpv, as well as have a few minor changes. Technically, MPV is optional since you can easily use the script by itself in the shell. # Requirements - [mpv](https://mpv.io/) (video player; optional) - ffmpeg (to actually generate the gif) - bc (to calculate the duration from a/b start/end points; not optional if you want frame precision since bash's built-in `expr` command doesn't support floating point) # Setup - Add the lines in input.conf to your mpv's input.conf file (usually located at ~/.config/mpv/input.conf; create it if it doesn't exist already) - Change the paths in those lines to point to the location where you put the 'giffer' script, and the location where you want the gif/video to be saved. # Usage - Play a video file using MPV. - Press `l` to set the start point of the gif. - Press `l` again to set the end point of the gif. - After the start and end points have been defined, press `g` to export as gif or `h` to export as video. - Press `l` a third time to clear the loop and continue watching the video. - For extra precision, you can pause the video and then use `.` and `,` to move forward or backward by one frame.
