Nothing beats thoroughly reading the official docs, but if you just want to get something done quickly, these recipes should help you. I’ll also try to explain what each of these parameters does, which might help you to come up with your own commands. It’s more of a cookbook of commands that handle specific use cases well. And this post is not meant as thorough documentation on these programs. I’m not any kind of an expert on any of these. So I’m sharing.īoth ImageMagick and ffmpeg are extremely complex programs with tons of parameters that allow you to do all kinds of image, video and audio manipulation.
Over the last few years I’ve figured out some pretty good recipes for converting these frames into animated gifs and videos. All of these are initially created by rendering a series of png files into a folder called frames. I create a lot of animated gifs and I’m getting into creating videos as well.
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