png images to a high quality GIF in Windows? Example script (creates an ugly GIF): ffmpeg.exe -r 20 -i HighQual_%6d.png -s:v 2152×1914 -f GIF ffmpeg_HighQual.gif Solution: Both FFmpeg and ImageMagick convert2 can create Question: When I use FFMPEG1 to convert a bunch of pngs to a GIF, it produces an ugly GIF (see the example script below and Figure 1). How do you use FFMPEG to convert a series of. 2) Prevent the redrawing by using the on-screen Ĭreating a GIF from a Sequence of PNGs Animation, Export, Image, Tecplot 360 June 28, 2019 There are two possible solutions: 1) Prevent the re-positioning of the labels when a redraw occurs: In the Contour Details dialog, in the Labels tab, toggle Generate automatic labels (with each withdraw) off. Problem: When exporting a picture, the location of the contour labels changes: Solution: By default the image is rendered off-screen and implies a re-draw of the plot. For example: $!ExportSetup MPEGFormatOptions įix Contour Labels Location Contours, Export, Image, Tecplot 360 September 11, 2019 Solution: Include ‘-nostdin’ to the AVI, WMV, or MP4 Format Options in your tecplot.cfg file to avoid a FFmpeg hang if you’re running tec360 on Linux in the background. This is a known issue with the FFmpeg executable, which Tecplot 360 uses to create movie files.
Problem: Tecplot 360 appears to hang at the end of movie generation running ‘tec360 &’ (running 360 in the background).
Tecplot 360 hangs during movie creation when running tec360 in the background Animation, Export, Tecplot 360 December 31, 2021
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