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How to save a moving picture"
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I doubt this is in the right section.
The movie pictures are .gif extension so once you find a gif you want the rest should be self-explanatory
The movie pictures are .gif extension so once you find a gif you want the rest should be self-explanatory
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So I will find a .gif extention can I find one in google?
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Right-click -> Save As -> "filename.gif"
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Be noted that not all gif can move.
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To clarify. It has to be a gif containing multiple frames/images, an animated gif.
Be aware gif has a few limitations such as all frames must be the same resolution and each frame is limited to a 256 colour index. It is generally not recommended to use gif as they has similar compression properties to AVI (as good as no compression/compressability) and so take a very long time to download on slow internet connections.
Be aware gif has a few limitations such as all frames must be the same resolution and each frame is limited to a 256 colour index. It is generally not recommended to use gif as they has similar compression properties to AVI (as good as no compression/compressability) and so take a very long time to download on slow internet connections.
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