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That doesnt answer the question though. With 14 answers there already this needed to be spectacular.
– Rohit Gupta
Commented Jul 29, 2023 at 0:32
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@RohitGupta The ffmpeg example in llogan's example doesn't work with ffmpeg 6.0. I get an error about lanczos deprecated or not found.
– Geremia
Commented Jul 29, 2023 at 3:11
This is a different answer than the others... except that the question specifically asks how to use ffmpeg :-/ But other answers use ImageMagick's convert also, so why not just try convert directly? Well, convert created a 4.3MB gif while ffmpeg created a 420KB gif (from a 95KB mp4), so default convert is 10x larger
– Xen2050
Commented May 2 at 6:39

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