Converting quitcktime movies to animated .gif?

[Soulstorm]

Really, do you know any way of converting a quicktime file into an animated .gif?

 

[yellow]

Yes. With Quicktime Pro, at least. Export the QT file as an Image Sequence. Then open them with your favorite graphic converter (that can deal with image sequences), put it together, and save it as a .GIF.

 

[Soulstorm]

Yes. With Quicktime Pro, at least. Export the QT file as an Image Sequence. Then open it with your favorite graphic converter (that can deal with image sequences) and save it as a .GIF.

yeah, but how do I end up with one (not many) single file that is an animated .gif? Graphic converter exports each image in a separate file!

 

[yellow]

I edited my above post.. you then have to then put all the images together with your favorite animated gif creator. I use Adobe ImageReady.

 

[edesignuk]

I edited my above post.. you then have to then put all the images together with your favorite animated gif creator. I use Adobe ImageReady.

ImageReady actually makes it nice and easy, you don't even have to put it together. File > Import > Folder as frames

 

[eeeRIE]

Do the image sequence, and I've found that the free GIFfun works well.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/8869

 

[faintember]

Didnt you already get your answer in your first thread, or am i missing something?

 

[homerjward]

ImageReady actually makes it nice and easy, you don't even have to put it together. File > Import > Folder as frames

am i the only one who finds this ungodly slow and clunky? i've tried doing it (albeit with a 20minute clip... ) and took at least an hour and before it finished it quit saying it was out of memory (2gb ram)
edit: im an idiot, completely misread what you were saying. thought you were talking about importing a qt movie into imageready