Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hey @fmw42,

I managed to get this working. It required about 230 GB of disk space in the end. Interestingly could only get it working using:

convert *.gif out.gif

I could not get it working using the magick command. As a possible future feature suggestion, do you think it would be possible to ...

All good. The gifs are 1280 x 960 pixels. So using your formula I'm looking at about 81 GB. I'm going to clear another 100 GB of space and see if it runs to completion after that.

Thanks @fmw42

I just checked my allocation and it is currently set to this:

Resource limits:
Width: 107.374MP
Height: 107.374MP
Area: 34.3597GP
List length: unlimited
Memory: 16GiB
Map: 32GiB
Disk: unlimited
File: 192
Thread: 8
Throttle: 0
Time: unlimited

So magick is permitted to ...

Hi, I'm trying to combine 277 short gif files into a single long gif animation. Each gif is approximately 9 MB in size and has 30 frames.

I'm using this command to do this.

magick *.gif out.gif

Unfortunately the process fails as I run out of disk space (which seems strange to me as I have 80 ...

Thanks very much, I was not aware of the change. That has fixed the issue.

Hi, I have been trying to edit the delay on frames within an animated gif. There are 276 frames in the gif. I've been using the following command: convert -delay 15x100 input.gif output.gif which has worked for me fine in the past however now I am getting the following error...

convert: corrupt ...

Thanks you both for your comments. Turns out I simply misunderstood the function of `+append`. Indeed I am trying to join two animated gifs. That link is perfect, I'll read the docs better next time. Cheers.

Hi all.

I've been trying to append two very large gifs (~ 400 MB with 8,280 frames each) horizontally using `+append` like so:

convert large1.gif large2.gif +append combined.gif

However it has been failing with the following error message:

Assertion failed: (resource_info.file >= 0 ...