_00001.xcf, for the other functions to work) Then after extracting each frame/layer into a different image ( Split Image to Frames )įile -> new followed by file -> Open as layer with all the extracted image selected (so all are renamed automatically with how GAP want them named, i mean. It worked great with 'Split Video into Frame -> Extract Videorange', then enable the 'Create only 1 multilayer image' option to have all the frames as layers of a single image (so you could then simply save as an animated gif without any problem) Using GAP for gimp 2.6 as it seems to be the latest (as i can't find a version specific to gimp 2.8.20) I've been trying to make an animated gif out of a specific part of a video, after some searches it looked like the best solution was to use GAP to avoid having to use external program to cut the video, as GAP allow to extract frames from a specific range in a mp4 video.
