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Convert avi to animated gif
This is a guide that I copied from my old wordpress.com blog. Basically, this guide will teach you on how to create animated gifs from movie files? Specifically, this will be a step-by-step guide on how to create animated gifs from avi files.
Ok Let’s Start…
::Tools Needed::
VirtualDubMod - This program will extract a piece of the video file that we want to convert to an animated gif.
GIF Movie Gear - This program will do the converting from avi to gif.
- Open vdm(virtualdubmod) and open the avi file with it. (Ctrl-O)
- Try to locate the part where you want the clip. This can be done by playing the movie on any video player and getting an approximation of the time.
—–Example:: My example will be Episode 14 of Love Story In Harvard. I want to make a gif of her pointing her thumbs in a cute way…
- Next, go to the time where the clip ends using virtual dub.
—–Example:: My clip ends at approximately 41minutes and 53seconds. It doesnt need to be exact but near to that.
- Press CTRL-G and input the values in the box labeled Jump to frame at time. The format is , XX:YY:ZZZ , X = minutes, Y = Seconds, Z = Miliseconds.
—–Example:: I would be inputting 41:53:000, see figure. 

Keep approximating the values till you get it right.
- After doing that, Press the HOME key, the cue that it worked will be the little text that the bottom part of VDM.
—–Example:: See figure and the red part.

- Press CTRL-Right Arrow key and then Press END. You will notice in that some parts of the progress bar became blue…

- Press Delete…. and that blue part goes away…. We have now done 1/2 of the extraction of the video clip we want to make into an animated gif.
We have deleted the extra scenes after our clip, now let us delete the extra parts before ur clip.
- Locate the start of your clip, and go to it… remember CTRL-G?
—–Example:: My input would be 41:49:000.
- Now Press END, and the cue for doing this correctly will once again be shown in the lower right.

- Now notice the blue part again, well… just press DELETE… and we have now isolated our clip from the movie.
- Do you want to resize your clip? If NO, then move on to the next Bullet. If yes, continue reading….
—Go to Video then Filters

—Press Add then Find resize from the list.

—Double clicking on resize will show you this window… usually the values that I use are the ones that are in the pic. Click the Show Preview button for a preview… hehe

—When you are happy with the settings, OK it , and OK till you return to the main screen…
- Now press F7 and save the file… Dont forget to set the VIDEO MODE option there to FULL PROCESSING MODE.

- I guess you now have a file named MYCLIP.AVI or something… well done, close virtualdubmod and let us open GIF Movie Gear
- Click on Open file and open the clip.. well.. MYCLIP.avi … after a few loading sequences, you will be shown with a screen like this…

- Now here, you can basically just go to FILE and save it as an ANIMATED GIF and you are done but I am sure that the file size will be very big. So let us make it smaller. …
- Take note of the values encircled in the pic…

None of 120 Frames :: The entire animation has 120 frames
160 * 120 :: resolution of the pic.. this is already nice and clear on cellphones.
3.60sec :: length of the animation
File size :: Size of the gif animation, 1.2mb is BIG! lol
- Basically, we need to reduce the file size… the safest way is to reduce the number of frames… follow the pic…
then 
- Usually I just press ok, and do it again… so a total of 2 frame reductions… You can check the preview if it still looks ok or it gets choppy (CLOSE THE PREVIEW WINDOW FIRST THEN OPEN IT AGAIN AFTER A FRAME REDUCTION hehe).. when you are satisfied..Save it as an animated gif and DROOL at your gif.. nyahaha
This ends the guide… Enjoy making animated Gifs.
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1 [...] How to make animated GIFs from AVI files? [...]16 Responses
Cindy King (1 comments.)
August 4th, 2008 at 2:12 am
1very useful post. I was asking my partner about making animated GIF files a month ago and he did that in the early 90’s and has since stopped. This will probably help us out.
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Medical Transcription Blog (7 comments.)
August 5th, 2008 at 2:58 pm
2Thank you, I tried earlier of making an animated GIF of my own video but was not successful, lemme try this time.
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Tania (2 comments.)
August 6th, 2008 at 11:05 am
3That’s very useful and interesting…Anyway, are the tools needed are freeware?
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Allen (655 comments.)
August 6th, 2008 at 11:08 am
4@Cindy King - Thank you. I hope that this guide will help you out.
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Allen (655 comments.)
August 6th, 2008 at 11:09 am
5@Medical Transcription Blog - I wish you luck in your trials. Just come back and tell me if you have problems.
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Allen (655 comments.)
August 6th, 2008 at 11:10 am
6@Tania - Hello, only virtualdubmod is freeware. The other one is trialware.
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chois
September 13th, 2008 at 3:48 am
7OMFG I took me so long to figure out the first part..VDM BUT I GOT IT AND IT WORK HURRAH i finally know to make gifs i was gonna use adobe but i found this tutorial instead im gonna have some fun
THANK UU
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Jon
September 14th, 2008 at 9:03 am
8I’m having trouble with this…virtualdubmod doesn’t seem to recognise most current avi files. Suggestions?
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Myumi (1 comments.)
September 23rd, 2008 at 8:35 am
9Hey, I tried this but neither program like the AVIs I’m using. It say something about XVID or something. I’ve tried a bunch of different ones but no luck. D:
If you can help me, respond at my email, please: mochaloveshim@aol.com
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silkenhut (113 comments.)
September 23rd, 2008 at 9:43 am
10@Jon - Please update your codecs. I would suggest that you download the codec pack from cccp-project.net
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silkenhut (113 comments.)
September 23rd, 2008 at 9:44 am
11@Myumi - Do you have the codecs for XVID video? Please try to download the codec pack from cccp-project.net
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PT
October 8th, 2008 at 7:46 pm
12Thank you for this guide. However, VDM is driving me crazy. After I press END I see no progress. No part of the bar turned blue. I’ve tried about 10 times already. Please help!!!
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AB
November 4th, 2008 at 7:05 am
13same problem as PT, can’t highlight and delete anything either side of the clip.
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silkenhut (113 comments.)
November 4th, 2008 at 9:13 am
14@PT - Hi PT, please tell me more about your problem so that I can try it out myself too and see how I can help. Thanks.
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darklift
December 28th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
15Thanks so much, I’ve been trying all sorts of different softwares but to no avail, this really helped me a lot, but is there anyway to get gif’s from rm(real media) files? Converting my rm files to avi is taking a lot of time. So pls let me know, if there’s a way.
Thanks again.
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silkenhut (113 comments.) Reply:
December 29th, 2008 at 8:39 am
Hi there, I’m glad the guide was useful for you.
so far, I don’t know how to do it via real media files
sorry
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