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I often use gifski to quickly convert videos into gifs that were originally gifs (like downloading from tenor, etc), and for converting videos to gifs. One thing I just realized that every time I do this, the original frame rate of the video is automatically discarded for 20fps (or 50ms delay).
Is it possible that a flag could be introduced, or maybe this could be default behvaior, where if gifski is fed a video file, it will set the fps value to the fps of the original video? Perhaps the flag could be --preserve-fps.
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I often use gifski to quickly convert videos into gifs that were originally gifs (like downloading from tenor, etc), and for converting videos to gifs. One thing I just realized that every time I do this, the original frame rate of the video is automatically discarded for 20fps (or 50ms delay).
Is it possible that a flag could be introduced, or maybe this could be default behvaior, where if gifski is fed a video file, it will set the fps value to the fps of the original video? Perhaps the flag could be --preserve-fps.
I often use gifski to quickly convert videos into gifs that were originally gifs (like downloading from tenor, etc), and for converting videos to gifs. One thing I just realized that every time I do this, the original frame rate of the video is automatically discarded for 20fps (or 50ms delay).
Is it possible that a flag could be introduced, or maybe this could be default behvaior, where if gifski is fed a video file, it will set the
fps
value to the fps of the original video? Perhaps the flag could be--preserve-fps
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: